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Hilltopper 1988 Middle Georgia College Cochran, GA opening I Contents A dministrat ion Faculty and Staff........................... IS Classes Sophomores ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 30 Freshmen 40 Organizations ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 52 Fall ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ SO Winter ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 108 Spring ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I2S Sports ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 160 Index ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I7S Credits ISS HUItopper 1988 Volume XXXX Editor............................................... Kinsey Betts Assistant Editor............................................... Tim Mercer Chief Photo Editor............................................ Lisa Wilkes Hilltopper Photo Editor............................... Lee Howard Staff.............................................. Melody Baggett, Lisa Harrell, Jeff Teasley, Jennifer Scott, Calandra Wright Photographers................................................ Brent Abare. Harry Pasto, 6 Keith Kachelhofer Advisors.........................................Laurie Wicker George Hinton 4 opening u uw tu-.v, «m 6 opening opening 7 10 opening opening opening 15 opening 17 administration 19 Dr. Alderman became President of Middle Georgia College August I. 1964. After 23 years of dedicated service. Dr. Alderman passed away December 13,1987, following an extended 20 illness. In Memory President Louis C. Alderman Jr. A dministratio Dr Fretwell G. Crider Dean of Administration Acting President administration 21 A dministra tion Raj Ambardekar Librarian J. Ronald Bracmll Director of Continuing Education Dr. Melon Rradberry Associate Dean of Students Ihomas Halaska Director of Management Information Systems Barney H. Hendricks Jr. Director of Personnel and Financial Aid George K. Hinton Director of Admissions and Information John I. Jones Jr. Comptroller Dr. James L. Keeney Registrar Dr. Oscar H. Stembridge Assistant to the President Division Chairmen Dr. William J. Husa Jr. Division of Nolur.il Sciences Dr. James P. King Division of Business Administration Dr. Rernadclle K Loflin Division of Social Sciences Dr. Ben H. MeClary Division of Humanities Dr. Loreen Overstreet Division of Nursing Dr. Ruth W. Spaulding Division of Developmental Studies Faculty s J? ?s u } li ins UU 3 i 4 ! 2 « I Rohm S. S� pp Annual Fedenct d Heetrh jnJ PhytXd UucMten Rounnf ShMlIf Annual Pretence et Suiting Wyndjll R Wm latirueice d PevetcpenenM Studtet Cynthi� Smith latirueice d Surttag Jotry I Smith Ancetde Pretence of Mdheeajhet Or Ruth U'. Spjuldinp OireetM el Petelcpateaul SluJiet. AnceOte Pretence d Reading 0 . Oun H. Slombtidfo Pretence el Inglnh Je.tn R 1 Alf Annual Pretence cl Surung Dr. (J� «J A Ijiutui Jr Director cl PuNta Center. Pretence cl Mertie Dr. Grr� ld lowntond Anceiale Frdettee cl ffuaith Arthur I lyton Anceiale Pretence cl tidegy Dr I R� d ll Urwry Ptta cl flu Jen ii. A nceuie Prdener cl Ptyehdcgi. Ccunteloe DiJno Vjftn Annual Prdener d Suiting Dr Rohm J Wrbrr Anceiale Pretence d PdMeal Science Dr Miry lllon Wit ion Annum Pretence dHitlcry I Ri-h.ird Wilton Anceuie Pretence dRunnen AJmiaittratiea Otegcei I Yirtnt Intlruelcr la Health end Phytkal (Juration Rohm� Y u«k AnitUnl Pretence cl Math ?JTf Ljplr III|h Iflr ' « iilrfrlftfll mimi II mmn S I Him? US Staff lz un i+0 0 Ci Sophomores [ 32 classes lorn lynn P ln Mofono Jo nifor Ml f All (inMa Jofcn! frholi Jr U'ornor Ret � Slophonio PiniK I djo (jilmM Irrilfki (dmundt III (WillMM Cloyton Ciry flhoti Hk.w Aaioa ttllllf llhpllll UJfB fprMtff Kollb (jvikI l� An� ttnnt lroocy lilllo fuhnki timothy M iV l.jni M jrrrr fc'WM UkhlH AIU« E«fl1 U jrw ffoAtiM Cj Ia Mol.ndo fnhor AAf-oidJo Prbro lyna floyd CooAron Jorry Soon fiord JofforroairMo Moty tliiobolb I floyd Pufdin Robori K « floyd f«Awt Pond Ain folio tt'ornor Robin floino Smilb fordhom Cod-off C-ondoli f ordhim futmjn John R fiNilkm Jr. fjilmjn Clm Bro� n f oilon SUUfJgt.M Joion Do—ill fo� lor CoffoffJI� . H An(rli Rolb f -quo PitNin Pond I —imirt Corroioa IvJowkl Slophon J. Coitoll ViJtUt loulto toy lor City Wnodiffj Roanio Povuyno Oily JVrry ShaIi Joy« Cruin{ri Chtttrt Poidro Ann Ciddont CvvAron Ihomji Androw Gdr� ButUf Po—■ Rao Oillurd U- J rnor tobrni Konnolh B Coodblood Ri CAT WlO A Codric Rav Oooltby Orjy Annio R Cordon fjnJfiiuNt Mitcholl J Cordon Cri fha I homo I Cribo—lii U j nor ffoifva Jimmy Allon Crihim IjilmjB Cuborto J Croiiloi MAOiM Ruth Mono CrAnlkM� C JIIOW I od Adorn Croon Ali—Iroio Class of '88 Dm� Gtn Grin l id Hmtinirltf� BrrnJi Sill� � Hill Jmmd r Klthy Ann Hill fott Vjttey Holly Jo £ll n Himrick Miron RirnJi Su Hin l«y Hilrlhunl $l� ph� n On� n Hn J� n JtOrA 0 John R Hjrrmjlon Jr. R«h Hir«i� Cor Ann Slintrv MHto Hurl� Miron Slrphim� I� ijh Hm CofAnn Jim� Brin Hirv«y Ptmbtekt Chirlrt Alim Hun Ji o� lhw Gr� f M Hilfirld MitttiSftriUt lorrlii J� in Hitftrld Cexhrj lid MkIkII� Minkin HmiArfiiWr E� m« Ch� ii � Hiy� Svrrtfxy W« l«y Mil Hi it«« Mtcen O� booh 8irk� r H«l«t« Ahhr.rf Stic Cirol Hrmphill (jitmjn Vl'iinr AU� n Hff J� . HlwkinitMt Ro« ( I horni� HJI CtnltnMt Juti� Mkh«ll Hlllord K ttor Jiton liylor Hofch Am� loul Ho{( KmlliunWr (ugrnii Son Hollind PuN n Rohrrt Ouin� � Hollind Co� Ann Jo «ph Hollin|[«woilh HjmtMIvUtf itrttn Jim� Hollint If� Sr M(� . HY Iron Aljrrln Horn� fVN.n Conni Birr Monird CiKhrun Omni Mrtchrll Honird HmiinatilY liiirlhii Roti Honird Miron Su� in MKhdl Hudton I'lmi Shrnni U Hujhr CorAnn M«hi«l J. Hut� h on Spprrton Surf (dnird HwKhmt «imlviJ� � Mrlvin Louii Jirkion Dirufi Tonyi Drum Jickion PtnoUt Di� id Ciul Johnton Jftup K in Ri� hird John� lon Miron classes 33 VM -u I r f illlifKlfllf r i i M r 5 ? i - V i i vwi Sophomores Ut S' ( n«tl R M(i� Jr Sondro Annelle Sloon Hltthnivillt Class of '88 Jimmy C Union Smith Miftt T hello Ann Smeth Dublin Tony (merton Smllh Jr CrXhtjn Albetl Dwighl Spell (mliM A. Mkhele YAwn SpWet Mtfjt Mrdrjai Spnyy Suptrton I homo� I. Sloffoed III St Mjtys SlrHunlt I Sterling Werner KMat Bud Chorie� Stephen� Wen no Rendell D. Stephen� Iron� IE nny fugene Stephen� Mifiw 8� rt Weyne Slewed KtkJttMt Gregory Keilh Slew JeJIerromrJfe Sherry VhIIc Slone Wrtn, Kelhy Ijrcra Slronge Dublin Ctelg Alien Svekow U'trnti Kobinr Tony Prucho Svdeehil Athan Cuftl felton Swlton SwointNv� � Mu-heel Alen Swlnton Hjltlburrl Andree Oole Teggon Wjrntr KMai Robori PmiI Tenner Jtttrp Phylll Penite Toylor Hjioiintut t Down Ijylor (jilnM Thom� � OoaieT Tjytor Afonre.'umo Br.jn Wi|« Templeton PuMrn Relindo 8r� l lotion Dublin Terete Ann Thtgpen Dublin Reeul Glenn Thompton Vltnnj lonyj Monique looker ftHit Tommy lekgh IreWt l.vA jn Ootid (lion looker W erner Robin� (iliin Twiner ByromtMt Terete Ann Tulen CVvArea Renthie loreru Tyton DvNm Jeftery 0 Underwood fjitmjn Amu Pete: Upthow DM,m Kelhy Colon Veughn PieNrn Mory Celetie Vicker fj tmju Mkhoel Andrew Vinton Dubltn classes 37 I Sophomores i I I Pouglji fcrilh Vo h U'jmw Miim Irmh I hi Vu Mkv Mr n V� d Coehtta Sovnit K’nn WiUrn lutPMia tt .Hum I WjMwp Jr. fiviilt V nr� n t Jloni� X' jUri U'WH Mkhrllf (huNrlh W jiJ Cottten Otnn W thM� gton fcpwiw hrrhMW I Wjilmi PuWm l«ri Ann U'jlwn T«rr«n« DjviJ W hb AiV Irrrii Ann Wrbilrr Afcmo John A hitl«v W f W AJ W M P� kJ Woii VX'hiikd n'jKwu CjiIj Krnx SX.IIomi Julw VKholl Wllhjmt litlmjn loayj lynn M'lllijm HjMxk Jjm « { Willumton fjtlmjn Shriln Uirhrll Wilmorr CiVbfM Omj fiy Wood Pn� r� i« Diwr WjIIk W njhl W ifhtfrMr JfjniMr liiki Wynn Pvt'hn Tjmmy Pnmr tt'ynnr CmAtm Iww lotfh Vj� n ChjuiKff Amy lyna V«-j!m n CivfrrM Jjton I YoaMf «.VvAron Won M«i« You f SnoflWfr Vijry {liutvlh Jijnno Wjrorr AsSwr classes I iiiiililiiii j $ m 5 II I ! J III 5 I Jf| f 5 ill I I ii mnm i = iU 1 r r- « mi M y .5 Freshmen 68, 3 v •u I - ? | L n Ifs1 flip' 2 q 3 5 • ; I i r|f | 2 ?§s SiimritH !'Si:|i|!|ji fSiltflilili HI� if 3 1 3 i Freshmen Rit«onJ I Mooff rs «5 inkt IIjw Sthrll Guy Clurlft K jlwtrirlJ (jKaiM Ann Shopord CotA on Wdliom Todd Shopord fonoiro Dorryl Mortui Shopmon Cdumbut Koony Jcitph Shook WUtJtt Adrionno P Simmon PoMrftui C� m Dtnut iwaoni Otvfteu ■ St orlctl V Stmpton CtvA on Shoron Sly CotA on ktiin Chtitn Six Ijtlmjn loult Jomr Sm� n $ivjn uh Anptlo Ktntt Smith Konliniwffo Arlolhi $. Smith Athnu ChodwKk Ihomo� Smith (jirnM Dolo 1rot� Smith t'odnytt (rnotl C. Smith fjUmjn U illum f k )d Smith PuNm K««ta Jotk Smith fivto� lorri An(tU South CorA on UithtH CrSmith Domifft lint Eloinr Smith Hmiinfiitle (iirfoiy Ihomo Spnry «'ornor fotum Undo Ititfn Sprodlry f.vAr-Wr DitM St� mpl P.o xrcv. II Ptmtll Ptn« Slonloy Uun Down Rrnr Sltrlr fjitmjn Anthony Dron Sttfhtni UojJMj Andi on Sh on Stioddord Alonr.v Cineri lynn Sv(iuo U jr «v Jfofrm� Bfnt Juli Sunkrl U'upjvrtot. Wrfl Gfimtny Strphomr Donn Sutton KoybrOt Mrlindo Kothryn Swkk HoufUnttiffr Anthony lyrorvt lotior Unxt.no Cimtn tynn loytor tyona Clifford torro lovlor Ccvhron k. hr.lv 0 loylor «’ornrr fotvn Joftory C Toortoy IPornrr fotvn� ti)«wdo J ltkm{ tr CfOlilHI «'illum Idnord fhorpo Jr «oi o classes 49 I Class of ’$9 Harris Hall Dorm Council ! •! Row l f. Mtrit ferry nd Ktxn McClKy. $«ond Row Mr� . SnMit Howrf hmw nw� lwr. M rk Crddnh nd Greg CfcrrK mm The council consists of an assistant resident hall direc- tor and officers who represent the resident hall. The re- sponsibility of the council is to assist in making residence hall living a more vital part of college life by enforcing quiet hours and cleanliness of rooms and by sponsoring social ac- tivities. PRESIDENT: Mark Berry VICE-PRESIDENT: Greg Oberjohann SECRETARY: Kevin McCrary TREASURER: Mark Reddish Organizations Black Students Club (I r Joont j liwwa Utn Barlow� . Peone Milan. Ml loTlty. S uten Clark. Reginald ftmtt. Harold Por«ey. Charle Cooey. Ronnie Gary, and Stargey Brown Sol pictioed Kyi la Alexander. Kim Baker. Ikovda Byrd. Segal Chaney. George f icklin. Brenda Hjntlry. TrendriaHarrrt.Stacy lawrencc. Voneita love. Jamrt MeKeter. Byron Monlfcrd. Merita Rc6 f I� . Tonya Took� � . Annie M atron, lanw Aim. Stryhm Brown. Karon Byrd. Inonra Puhart. Stanley Harm. Kevin Hondor«on. Sarenda McCoium. Coroy Mlior. Peony Pill� . Arleihia Smith. Calvin Turner. Petwte Wathlngton. Ocilvla W Amton. Sakenia U iliami and Sonya U diami The Black Students Club is open to all students at the college and provides recreational and cultural activities, encouragement toward academic and social progress, and the development and utilization of the talents and skills to enrich the social and spiritual lives of its members. PRESIDENT: Reginald James Charles Coney VICE-PRESIDENT: Ceaser Simmons Vickie Kendrick SECRETARY: Ranea Hayes TREASURER: Stanley Brown PARLIAMENTARIAN: Harold Dorsey Organizations Intramural Council f fool Ke 1 f U k 8mv. C«li WPhJul Whw. jixJ ko S niih Bxk Row leijh Pjim O.D Almunf. and Amb«v kmghi The Intramural Council is responsible for planning a wide range of athletic programs for those students who wish to participate in competetive athletic activities. Intra- mural sports are planned for each quarter. Sports included are basketball, softball, and football. Organizations Joyful Ministries First Row 1 r Cindy Buzzel. Sloeke Kirby. Sumiuk Anthony. Chris W«l, � nd Authur Tyson • Advisor. Second Row John Morn . Mir Hutehmson. Trey Sutlord. Rrid Moughon. MArfc C rd« . and Uni Irms. Not pictured MKheV Rirron. Jennie Tori. Amy Oibbs. l'� tlu lone. Meredith Mjlhis. Shjron Motthewt. Jell MiClI. Croig Smith. nd $M Tyson. Joyful Ministries is a non-denominational Chris- tian organization. All students are invited to partici- pate as a supplement to any other college, church, or community activity in a search for truth through per- sonal faith and intellectual inquiry. PRESIDENT: David Johnson VICE-PRESIDENT: Linda Bagley SECRETARY: John Harrington Organizations Rotaract first Rd� (Iri Cmdy Bu::o� . Mcdcsrvs Sjiiwy, Amy Ar llm. Amber Kmghi. C-s Is f ishcr. D- D Afcrmnj. leijti Pjynr. od Dr. Am Keeney • id visor. Second Row Amy yimeriy. kov v w« 1 imi! Sprj.iu-y, Meredith Mjthit. Bent Sunlet. Tern Webster. Dmsn 'oit-sr.j 11 Si lewis. and Michel Purcell Third Row Kip Ocodbread. Marc Curies. Jciper Thuleton. )M Dykes. Ruth Grantham. v! nv Gibbs.. Jennifer Brown, Jennie tit I. nd leigh Travis fourth Row Aston Yeung. Chuck Misty. Mike Muthoton, Trey Ttillord. Bill Howifd. 8it Butoch. John Morris. Andy Durrence. ind Stacie Kirby. Not pictured Rhiip Berryhd. Tony 8rodhead. Celeste Rewis. Josie Rycheoer. Timmy Wide, ind Amy Yeitmirv The Middle Georgia College Club was formed on Janu- ary 16.1969. and approved by Rotary International on Janu- ary X) to become the first Rotaract Club in Georgia and the seventeenth in the United States. The purposes of Rotaract. which is the college counterpart of the Rotary Club, are to stimulate acceptance of high ethical standards in all occupations, to develop leadership and responsible citizenship through service to the community, and to pro- mote international understanding and peace. PRESIDENT: Trey Stafford VICE-PRESIDENT: Leigh Payne SECRETARY: Gayla Fisher TREASURER: Bill Howard Organizations SNEA Ilf), Cindy Buzzc . Untie f j� l. Su.-.IOIX- Anthony. Robcr I Garrard • ad nc� . Stephanie Hart, Jetwler icon. and Jenny Brown. Not pictured filth Athe. kirn 8l� d«oeth. lyn Bragg. Angel Hand, fnc Malhi� . Regina Roy. and Doniu Welch The Student National Education Association is a prepro- fessional program sponsored by the Georgia Association of Educators and the National Education Association for educa- tion majors. It is designed to provide an opportunity to devel- op leadership skills and valuable experience which will assist new teachers in their careers. PRESIDENT: Jennie Earl VICE-PRESIDENT-. Susanne Anthony SECRETARY: Cindy Buzzell TREASURER: Jenny Brown Organizations Computer Club fiMt Row (Iri Thorni� HiUili «dvKor. lofl HjK.rU, Mother Romker. ind Teddy Tinned Second Row Chirk liw on Jr.. Jly Ichol . Tony Brodhod. ind Donnie line. The Computer Club is an organization for the promo- tion of interest and skills in the field of computer science. It also promotes business and home use. as well as general fun through word processing, data processing and games. The Computer Club is open to all students regardless of ma- PRESIDENT: Charles Lawson Jr. VICE-PRESIDENT: Satlsh Erramelli SECRETARY: Lori Hatfield TREASURER: Lynn Overstreet jor. Organizations International Relations The International Relations Club was very busy this year. It provided information on various Visitation Days which were held in November. March, and April. The club participated in the Homecoming parade and the club carnival. At their meet- ings. which are held in Roberts Library, the members discussed their respective countries. PRESIDENT: Jesper Thulesen VICE-PRESIDENT: Bril Senkel SECRETARY: Satish Erramelli Organizations Top to Bottom ittprt IWotn, 8ns Jos k«t Jatl h trromrfli. Yjtuhwo Noto. K� i Chong Yung, and Dr. Gerald Tosrnrend ■ adviror. Nos pictured Thl Tr« i Vu and Michael Rudolph Student Activities Committee I 11 Row II r I liu Sipp. Pill, Whin . Sun not Anthony. Cmdy BoiteM. Melody Riyifcn. Irey Slifford. Sue Kirby, ind SttpHime Him. Second Row. Belh fj«l. I mdi Spr d y. Amy Stmoriy. Hot, HmtvicK. a Dyifl. in,I Jell 1 iti y. The SGA appoints students to serve on the Student Ac- tivities Committee. The committee is in charge of planning social events on campus such as movies and dances. CO-CHAIRMAN: Charles Coney CO-CHAIRMAN: Melody Baggett SECRETARY: Holly Hamrick Organizations SGA f� � l Row (I f). Dyk«. Amy AflVn.P lty Wluttlr. Suurw Anthony. 6jvI« T«hof. Cindy Hu.-;oll. Stophjmc Hifl. Amber Knight. nd Lind Spr dlcy. Second Row. Chwlr Coney. M� ( Cutlet. Kevin ’South. Annie Warren, U'igh Payne. Ruth Or ant ham. Trey Sulford. John Mcrrif. D.D. Alemang. Meredith Mathit. Mark Berry, and Tom Cotint. Mot pictured tt Chrlt Weil In the 101 years that Middle Georgia College has exis- ted. the Student Government Association has been a vital part of student life. This year has been no exception. From the moment the new senators were elected. SGA worked to serve not only the students, but the faculty as well. Throughout 1987-88, SGA investigated and acted upon stu- dent request for cable TV, student complaints, and traffic violations. On the lighter side. SGA planned exciting activi- ties such as Fall Fling, Spring Fling, and all student-body elections. SGA also worked behind the scenes for benefits which carry students beyond MGC to larger colleges. In October of 1987. ten senators attended the fall conference of the Student Advisory Council to the Board of Regents. Along with delegates from other colleges throughout Geor- gia. our senators helped make important decisions involv- ing topics such as credit transfers, which concern every student. Organizations PRESIDENT: John Morris VICE-PRESIDENT: Amy Arflin SECRETARY: Gayla Fisher TREASURER: Trey Stafford E3 Criminal Justice Club l-.t Ro ' 11 Jrll Dykf� . Stephan if Man. Harold Oorrey. Tore MrOonald. Cm fr Grantham. and Ho« Mnm S«ood Row, CM I Taylor. Marly IkMi. Irnlr Dmard. Dan Jaditon. Mike Dfiai. Grr Stone, and Tun GthmoM The purpose of the Criminal Justice Club is to bring to- PRESIDENT: Holly Johnson gether students with a common interest in the arts and sci- ences of justice, law enforcement, and police administration. Club members conduct programs on the latest developments and opportunities in these fields. Organizations Presidents Club Front Row (lf . Cindy Bo:; ft Second Row Jennifer Scon nd Michelle Ward Third Row Meredeth Moilm. Leigh Payne, and Jenny lari. Fourth Row. Linda Baggley. Charier Coney. Cyntho Oberry. and Kinrey Bella. Filth Row Je per Thu- Feren. Teddy Tmnell. Ronny Stephens. Ruth Grantham, and Mark Berry. Sixth Row. Chri Wert. Keith Austin. Trey Stafford. John Mornt. and Stacie Kirby. Not pictreed ABiton Cook. Treasure Floyd. Joyce Gearinger. Reginald James. David Johnson. FtoMy Johnson, and Charles Lawson. The Presidents Club consists of all the presidents of the Middle Georgia College clubs. They work together to unify all MGC clubs for specific goals such as. planning and directing the Halloween club carnival, serving as tour guides for visita- tion days and serving as hosts for special activities on campus. The Presidents Club represents student leadership and nom- inates prospects for special honors on campus. PRESIDENT: Mark Berry VICE PRESIDENT: Ronny Stephens SECRETARY: Leigh Payne TREASURER: Stacie Kirby Organizations Quintas Stellas hr ll Row (lr Ruth OrjAlKtiit jiHt $i ck K«by. ‘ocond Row 10 plumo Ktrl. Mi- cholo Milo� , jod Joil Iwoji • Jdvuor. Not Pietur od Mtfc d Rogum. !oo ofWI. Io� I Cohoo. bchoBr Conrod. IVbr� Gra- tum, lot. Half mU. Uuaboth H-Surd. Tor- fti Mornton. Pam Wynne, and Mary Zig- rlno. Quinta? Stellas is an organization for students inter- ested in home economics. The purpose of the club is to help its members better prepare for careers in homemaking and home economics and to encourage participat ion in commu- nity and college activities. Quintas Stellas is affiliated with national organizations and is a chapter of the Georgia Stu- dent Home Economics Association. PRESIDENT: Stacie Kirby VICE-PRESIDENT: Stephanie Hart SECRETARY: Michelle Miles TREASURER: Ruth Grantham Organizations Chess and Checkers Club PRESIDENT: Teddy Tinnell (In Rot � i Webber - Khn«. Derek 8oyd, Shannon Studdard. Umeih Rhakta. Teddy Inx«. and Hemi Bhakta Noe pictured Jamet Abermalhy. Chuck Bailey. Bruce Croader. Dennit Daniel . Kenny De ai. Clay Hmi. Iim Fefclnt. John H am� . Kevin John I on. Mark i «wit. John Maddox. Raymond Moore. Belly lyme Overtire !. Ken Partridge. Jetper Thuleten. Bd Waldrop, Chrit Wen. and Nick While. The Chess and Checkers Club seeks to encourage chess and checkers as means of recreation and to pro- vide fellowship among chess and checker players. Organizations Eastwood Hall Dorm Council Ifoni t ’« (If Tonya WitunM, Gayfa fnhet. Amy Swvffly. and P.D A1cm.vn : Rick IfcM� lan«. IVtUvry. Madonna Spivey. Jetie Rvchoncr. Icigh Payne. Rente Mayet. Pawn Cnbard. ami lulie The council consists of an assistant resident hall direc- tor and officers who represent the resident hall. The re- sponsibility of the council is to assist in making residence hall living a more vital part of college life by enforcing quiet hours and cleanliness of rooms and by sponsoring social ac- tivities. PRESIDENT: Leigh Payne VICE PRESIDENT: D.D. Allemang SECRETARY: Amy Simerely TREASURER: Josie Rychener Organizations Engineering Club fuu Cow (l r) Conoy Stephen). Kon Brown. Amber knight. Michele Purcel. Icigh Ium, Chariot Coney. and Hardwick Buller - advitee. Second Row. Albert Spell. CUy Eltoi. (rink Beatlev. Iliot Mithit. ind Brent MyKind. Not pictured Angela Ajron. Walter G. Altmjn IV. Amy Arlkn. Mark Carden. Chrlt CUpepper. Marcy DeBerry. Aaron foment. John fordham Jr. kari (ordham. Iroy (ore. Jaton Grillin. I na Harrel. Chuck Hatty. Greg Hatlield. SheldonHayet. David Johnton. KeithKachetholer. lira lewl . Jed McCaR. lodd Mulrt. Ruttel Peacock. Heather Ramker. Robert Tanner. Jed Teatley. and Steven Veal The Engineering Club is an organization for the promo- tion of interest and scholarship in various fields of engi- neering. Organizations Baptist Student Union fir� t Rdw (In lmd o: -vv Amlvny. P-uiy Whittlr. I ■ . Hwrrrfl. 0� thJ Ijrw. Cindy Buatcl. Mody « £ 11. B r n SonVtt Clxi|l Nfunilh. nd Doonj VMcb S«cnd Row. Amy Arllm. I yon HbnKm.Cjinilycm.TarjSindora. I ! � $ «•. IVrck Boyd. Cr i$Smli� i.R b«.:c� Akim, ondldwvd Parker thud Row Gm er ogruc. Jo If Teartry. Irren Raynor. K«Hy McCdbuCh. Meredith Mathi . Jenmler Brown. Ruih Crantham. and Stacie kirby Ion ih Row l aw« Sullen. Randy Chen. Charier Coney. Don JkIwu. Mike Hutcheron. {Bwi Mathi� . Mail lewi� . and Chad Sand� I iflh Row. Orni Weal, fad Clayton. Mark Cafdm. Reid Moutfhon. Bfuce Crowder. Mm Morn� . and Jell Md'al The Baptist Student Union is a student organization sponsored by the Georgia Baptist Convention and support- ed locally by the First Baptist Church of Cochran and the Pulaski-Bleckley Baptist Association. Its purpose is to pro- mote the spiritual and religious life of students on the cam- pus and to provide an opportunity for Christian fellowship and training in religious leadership. PRESIDENT: Meredith Mathis VICE-PRESIDENT: Mike Hutcheson PUBLICITY: Rob O’Quinn SUMMER MISSIONS: Chris West MUSIC: Derek Boyd INTERN ATIONAL BLACK STUDENTS: David Johnson IMPACT TEAM: Jennifer Brown SOCIALS: Cindy Buzzell Organizations MGC Players Flrfl It� � (To). TnMn «. Harry Patio. Tony Smith. Tim Floyd. Amy Sknorty. Holy HatmcV. and Jcrwlor Scott, Socond Row M«hrUo Purcot. TroaKoc Floyd. Dc� nnc Moor . Advltc • NoHon Cot pent Of. Terota McDonald. Carol Coggmt. and Scarlet Tripp. Not Pk lured Harold fioctc Jr., and Calandra Wright. Students interested in play production are invited to join the MGC Players. The club produces a major play each quarter. The fall quarter production was Dracula.” The winter musical was You’re a Good Man. Charlie Brown. The Man in the Tree” and The Bald Soprano” were pre- sented during Spring quarter. PRESIDENT: Treasure Floyd VICE-PRESIDENT: Jennifer Scott SEC. TREASURER: Deanne Moore Organizations Gamma Beta Phi Organizations I Kit Row Hr- Rron.li Royyrr. Icigh Travii. Michrlc Purer!. and An rr .m$hl. Second Row CKarlot Coney. Jennifer Scot!. Tammy W dc. Amy Arflm. Meredith Math� . Ikmiey Betti. and Rofe 0' X m Third Sow Tod Green. Mm Storm. Mike Hulcheton. trao Roadoy. Derek Boyd. Todd Pejcock. and Sonny DcMi Not Pictured Marvol 8arron. Michele Rarron. Jennifer Brown. Holy s abrro.Orog Cenyer. Marc Cuelei. Jerry fk yd. Ruth Gr nth� m. John Harrm ion. Loon Horn. Dayid Minton. Ton Tomer. Sharon Methewi. Star cut SWCIary. Oalo floyd Muecher ton. Rc W Nenmin. Dee Purior. Stare Rhodot. Charlono Simmon . and Bari Slowari. Gamma Beta Phi i$ an honorary, scholarship-service organization for students in colleges and universities. Its purpose is the advancement of educational ideals, the en- couragement of scholastic effort, and the rewarding of ac- ademic merit among college students. Membership is open to students who achieve a cumulative average of 3.2 and who maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0. PRESIDENT: John Morris VICE PRESIDENT: Amy Arflin SECRETARY: Ruth Grantham TREASURER: Marc Curies PARLIMENTARIAN: Charles Coney Muses (l-r T«m Mercer. Calandra Wrijhl. Robot! Naton ■ � dvl« . and Janw MMf. Muses, the literary magazine of Middle Georgia EDITOR: Tim Mercer College, was founded to encourage creative writing, art. and photography among students of the college. Selected literary works and reproduction of works of art and photography are published. Organizations Kerne! Bi k Ro� l r HoOyHjnvKk. k� y fcho)� . Sieve Bock. Amy SwnceVy.Hirry Puto.llnd $pr fi«y. nd IK Uilkc� . from Co� Michael Sander . Michelle Ward. Brenda Man� lcy. ktptt Thuicien CaUndra Wn hl. and Ico Howard. The Kernel is the college newspaper. Publication of the newspaper is the responsibility of the Student Publications Committee and the faculty sponsor. All students are invit- ed to apply for positions on the staff. EDITOR: Michelle Ward ASST. EDITOR: Holly Hamrick PHOTO EDITORS: Lisa Wilkes and Lee Howard Organizations miiim m iiie Hilltopper The Hilltopper is the college yearbook. Throughout the EDITOR: Kinsey Betts year, the Hilltopper staff works to record the college year ASST EDITOR: Tim Mercer through illustration. The yearbook is published in the summer and distributed in the fall. Iron! Ron tin Molest Bjggott. H� rr fl. tnd toll To � lfy. Bad Row (I r Iim Moreor. Calandra Wright, and Kmtcy 8«tt . Organizations GANS httl Row Ilf. lin.il Noblo.llimolOf dhim Ponni fcivi, k.mlvil, llltlo. UMCo((r«. Amu UpiKiw. kithormo Robinion. ind Connio 8� ff� Howard Socond Row Jickio BfOwrv Tofoti Connor, lino Tv iff. Nmoy Oil� . Puno Wright. nd Umio Cirr Tlwd Row liufi Murphy. Ar-in lowory. All hoi Thon-fkmi. Joyoo C-oifmgor. ind Oiorii Bryint. fouelh Row kulci U'oHl. Toffy Uotb. Pomio Wiihmgion. ind Sindn Pimolf filih Row Kilhy Slungo. Ihohi Smith, Pi id Currio. Sim Puliiri. lilhu Gjuio. ind lick Thu How if d The purpose of the Middle Georgia College Chapter of GANS is to aid in the preparation of nursing students for the assumption of professional responsibilities. PRESIDENT: Joyce Gearinger SECRETARY: Kimberly Little TREASURER: Denise Washington HISTORIAN: Lane Purser Ji Organizations MGC Vocal Ensemble freni Eo� (I ri Tonya WiBumt. NxK While. Amy Arflui. Craig Smith. lita Sapp. Rob O'Oumn. JiB DyVci. and Tammy Harbin. Mul.1V Eo� . Myrtxe Horniorton - adtitor. Kenny ['em. Cynihaa O'berry. Anon Hobb� . Kathy Hill. Harold Eeeie Jr . and Kimey Belli. Top Row Ran Stowari. Amy Smxth. Tim Notloi. NVredilh Milhn. lee Howard, and Ina Uilri The Ensemble consists of students selected by special PRESIDENT: Cynthia O’berry audition. It presents a lighter type of music. The Ensemble VICE PRESIDENT: Rob O’Quinn makes twenty to thirty appearances during the school year SEC. TRE ASURER: Craig Smith at high schools, civic clubs, churches, and other places throughout the state. The Ensemble gives two major con- certs each year. A Christmas concert is presented in De- cember and a Spring concert in May. ■■■■■ Organizations Phi Beta Lambda I tr.t Row O r) Rrruc Kjyc . Crime ton. AKhelle HudKW Piinc Brown, end Ang«4� t.ghi Srcond Row Clint Cocky.Mcdm Spivey.Keith Amtin. end Amy Skinner Sol Pictured Defer jh BrdmgheU. Dorothy Be . Mom. Blokie. M«l« I iienne. Berron OiH.i. Angelo MCI on Phil lord. fd« erd Uerlm. John Mom . Uk Peacock, Bril v Muller Smith. Mark Sm.th, Ceil Wihmion. There... U Jl . jftj Ain Uilmin The purpose of this national organization is to promote interest in the field of business and to help train business administration and secretarial majors for responsible posi- tions as future leaders of business. Phi Beta Lambda hosted a reception for Dean Crider and gave a reception for retir- ing faculty members at M.G.C. PRESIDENT: Keith Austin VICE-PRESIDENT: Joey Wilkes SECRETARY: Phyllis Taylor TREASURER: Michelle Hudson REPORTER: Greg Conyer PARLIAMENTARIAN: Clint Cooley PROJECTS CHAIRMAN: Renae Hayes Organizations Kappa Sigma Epsilan (l r , Todd Pr co k. Jonrnl«f Scon. Brun Kingtry. xxl SWIindJ Swick. The Science-Mathematics Club is an organization for the promotion of interest in specialized fields such as biolo- gy. chemistry, mathematics, and physics. PRESIDENT: Jennifer Scott TREASURER: Todd Peacock Organizations Ile) cs I uojjejudUQ l I During late summer and early (all incoming freshmen have the opportunity to visit Middle Georgia College for a new student orientation session. Each session is two days in length, which gives the new student the opportunity to meet the faculty, student leaders, and register for fall quarter. The orientation session is capped off with a dance giving the new students the chance to mix and mingle. ORIENTATION INFORMATION DANrF fill 83 84 fall 85 86 fall Faculty New Student Reception fall 87 Hypnotist Gil Eagles amazed students during Orientation week with his feats of hypnotism and ESP. He has become a favorite among students at MGC. Hypnotist Gil Eagles SS fall Fall Convocation ll Visitation Days Middle Georgia College hosts several visitation days throughout the academic year for prospective students and their parents. The day consists of a President’s Reception, welcome session, entertainment by the MGC Vocal Ensemble, a tour of the campus, and an Academic and Organization Fair. The visitation program gives the student along with their parents the opportunity to explore Middle Georgia and to meet the Administration and student leaders. fill 91 Halloween Activities 92 toll fall 93 94 fall Halloween Dance fall 95 fall 97 Middle Georgia College Players Present Dracula 98 tell The Middle Georgia College Players presented Dracula. based on Brame Stroker's novel, as the fall quarter drama. Dracula is the story of family and friends tormented by a mysterious evil. This evil is in the form of a vam- pire called Count Dracula. The play featured Tim Mercer. Tim Floyd, Deanne Moore. Carol Coggins. Teresa McDonald. Treasure Floyd, and Harold Reece Jr The play was directed by Nelson M. Carpenter. fall 99 Homecoming is Fall Highlight The traditional highlight of fall quarter is Homecom- ing. And Homecoming could not be complete without Fall Fling, the week of festivities prior to Homecoming week- end. The week of activities proved to be successful with the crowning of the Queen and Maid of Honor on Saturday night. tell 101 Homecoming Court The Middle Georgia College Homecoming Court. Front Row, L-R: Julie Lane, Cindy Buzzell, Amy Arflin, Jennie Earl, Ruth Grantham, Leigh Payne, Gayla ! Fisher, and Elonda Byrd - 1987-88 Homecoming Queen. Back Row: D.D. Al- lemang, Melody Baggett, Patty Whittle, Stacie Kirby, Kelly McCullough, Sus- anne Anthony - 1987-88 Maid of Honor, Lisa Sapp, and Linda Spradley. 102 fall mmmmamm Homecoming Queen 1987-88 Elonda Byrd tell 103 Who’s Who Among American Junior College Students Donna Sikes Jones. David Marcus Curies. MicheH Velinda Purcell. Christopher Lee West. Merry Tamatha Wade, lane Millard Andrews. Cindy Marie Buzzell. Amy Sue Arllin. John Andrew Morris. Gayla Melinda Fisher. Charles Lyvette Coney. Diane Lynn Brown. David Paul Johnson. Renae Cherice Hayes. Charles Allen Hasty. Stephanie Leigh Hart. Michael Joel Hutcheson. Amber Elaine Knight. Meredith Lynn Mathis. Stanley Melton Harris. Jean Kinsey Betts. Ruth Marie Grantham. Thomas Isler Stafford III. and Leigh Elizabeth Payne. Not pictured is Robert Duncan O'Quinn. Nine Lessons and Carols The Middle Georgia College Choral Union presented A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols for its Christmas program. The program was held the second Sunday in Advent, December 6,19S7, at the First Baptist Church of Cochran. The Choral Union was accompanied by the Junior Handbell Choir of the First United Methodist Church of Thomaston and the East Laurens High School Chorus. The program was under the direction of Eugene Flemm. fall 105 Ensemble Christmas Concert CANCER AND LUNG DISEASE HAZARD GEORGIA HALL FINANCIAL AID DINING ROOM F student GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE ROOMS BOOKSTORE ST® T CENTER PERSONNEL - AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY RESPIRATORS AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING ARE REQUIRED IN THIS AREA Abatement Technology PART NO AS51I DINING WALL AND POST OFFICE HAS Moved to 7AYA ES HALL Georgia Hall Removes Asbestos The dining hall, bookstore, student post office, and personnel office were moved from Georgia Hall fall quarter. The actual asbestos removal process began late winter quarter. The process is expected to take three quarters to complete. fall 107 winter 110 winter Crider Tea Phi Beta Lambda sponsored a faculty tea in honor of Dr. Fretwell Crider, who was appointed acting president at MGC in January by the Board of Regents. winter III Kernel Takes Top Honors (L-R): Lee Howard, Lisa Wilkes, and Michelle Ward, editor. The Kernel took nine Geor- gia College Press Association awards for 1987. The student newspaper received six general newspaper awards and three awards in individual catagories. 112 winter Hilltopper Wins Award (L-R): Tim Mercer and Kinsey Betts, editor The Hilltopper received first place for being the most outstanding junior college yearbook at the South- ern Regional Press Institute. winter 113 The Black Students Club observed Black History Month with a program in Memorial Hall on February The guest speaker for the evening was Sydney Brown, a member of the NAACP. Members of the Black Students Club recited poems and led the congregation in songs related to black history. 114 winter winter 115 Anthony Crowned 1988 Freshman Sweetheart 116 winter winter 117 ■■ 1988 Sweetheart Court Front Row (l-r): Patty Whittle, Melody Baggett. Susanne Anthony -1988 Sweetheart, and Linda Spradley. Back Row: Lisa Sapp. Lisa Harrell, and Cami Lyons. 118 winter Susanne Anthony 1988 Freshman Sweetheart i winter 119 Baptist Student Union Revival winter! 21 Middle Georgia College Players Present You 're A Good Man, Charlie Brown The winter musical. You're A Good Man Charlie Brown.” was based on the famous cartoon. Peanuts.” written by Charles M. Schultz. The cast included: Wes Herndon as Charlie Brown: Amy Simerly as Lucy: Harry Pasto as Linus; Holly Hamrick as Patty; Tim Floyd as Shroeder; and Tim Mercer as Snoopy. The play was under the direction of Nelson Carpenter with mu- sical direction by Myrtice Henderson. 122 winter winter 123 Othello The National Players performed Shakespeare's Othello for two full au- diences Monday. January 25. at Middle Georgia College. The National Players are in their 39th Tour Production Season. 124 winter I Nunn Visits Campus Senator Sam Nunn was on campus for a question-and-answer session. Students were excused from their second period classes to attend the session. winter 125 I Religious Emphasis Week STRAIGHT TO THE HEART with CURT CLONINGCR L-R: Newt Hudson. Georgia House of Representatives; Tammy Wade; Dr. Fretwell Crider. MGC Acting President: and H. Dean Prospt. University System Chancellor. Tammy Wade was one of 34 students honored at Georgia’s second annual Aca- demic Recognition Day in the Georgia General Assembly. Academic Recognition Day. a University System-sponsored event honoring the top col- lege students in Georgia, was held February 4 in the House and Senate chambers of the State Capitol. Tammy was recognized for her superlative academic performance and accomplishments at Middle Georgia College. Academic Recognition Day honorees are choosen by committees at 34 University Sys- tem institutions on the basis of academic aver- ages and leadership in other areas. winter 127 spring 29 The contestants in the swimsuit competition (l-r): Selena Spires. Leigh Payne. Teresa McDonald. Lisa Harrell, Tammy Harbin. Amy Arflin. and D.D. Allemang. spring 131 REVERSE PAGEANT I spring 135 AIR BAND spring 137 Spring Fling 13$ spring spring 139 Executive Vice Chancellor. Dr. David Spence, and Acting President. Dr. Iretwell Crider. 140 spring n.-i ----a University of Georgia Brass Works r.-.A spriin: 141 Dr, D vid ipence Honors Day (l-r): First Runner-up. Amy Arflin; Miss Hilltopper 1988. Mer- edith Mathis-. and Second Runner-up, Ruth Grantham. 142 spring The Baptist Student Union was recog- nized as being the Outstanding Club for 198$. (L-R): Derek Boyd, Cindy Buzzell, Meredith Mathis (president), Mike Hutchenson, Jenni- fer Brown, and David Johnson. spring 143 1988 May Queen Cindy Buzzell 144 spring 1988 May Day Court Suuds gf. Sophomore Superlatives Front Row (top-bottom): Ruth Grantham. Leigh Payne. D.D. Allemang, Gayla Fisher. Amy Arflin, Amber Knight, and Cindy Buzzell. Back Row (top-bottom): Trey Stafford, Tom Collins. John Morris. Andy Durrence, Chris West, and Marc Curies. Not pictured: Charles Coney. Rob O’Quinn, and Linda Spradley. 148 spring Buzzell spring The Man In The Tree The Middle Georgia Players presented the one act play The Man In The Tree written by Toni-Lee Atherton as part of the spring production. The cast included Tony Smith. Harry Pasto. Tim Floyd, and Tim Mercer. They were under the direction of Nelson M. Car- penter. play The Bald Soprano written by Eugene Ionesco. The cast included Tim Floyd. Deanne Moore. Harry Pasto. Carol Coggins. Scarlett Tripp, and Tony Smith. The play was direct- ed by Nelson M. Carpenter. spring 15 Ensembleg The MGC Vocal Ensemble gave its final perfor- mance under the direction of Myrtice Henderson Fri- day night. June 3. in Russell Auditorium. Mrs. Henderson served as director for the Ensem- ble for 15 years. Under her direction the group toured many exciting places such as London, Germany, the Holy Land. New York City, and Hawaii. For the final performance Ensemble members from the past years gave a salute to Mrs. Henderson with some of the traditional Ensemble songs. 1 Final Performance spring 153 154 spring SGA Officer Elections i - Lisa Sapp ML Seeretary-elgfit Randy Cliett Treasurer-elect spring 155 Commencement 1988 Regent Jackie M. Ward, chair of the Board of Regents delivered the commencement address Friday, June 10. 1988. Acting president. Dr. Fretwell G. Crider presided for commencement with 265 degrees being awarded to students. 156 spring spring 157 Retirees Nelson M. Carpenter (L) 19 years service Dr. Bernadette K. Loftin (R) 19 years service _________ Dr. William H. McCammon (L) 23 years service Memorial Dr. Louis C. Alderman Jr. President Alderman was president of Middle Georgia College from August 1964 to December 1987. He came to MGC from Henderson College, the University of Kentucky where he served as director for six years. Alderman is a graduate of South Georgia College. He received his A.B. degree from Emory University. M.S. degree from the Univer- sity of Georgia, and Ed. D. degree from Auburn University. He brought about significant progress in every area of the college life - buildings and campus, academics, cultural life, student services, and community service - as well as researching and preserving the history of MGC. the nation’s oldest junior college. J. Emory Clay Jr. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Clay was a member of the Middle Georgia College staff from 1966 to 1987. He received his B.A. degree and M.Ed. degree at Mercer Uni- versity, Macon. Prior to teaching at MGC. he taught high school in Columbus. GA. and Douglas. GA. While at MGC, he was responsible for opening the Academic Support Center in March of 1986. SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SF Warrior Basketbal Front Row(l-r): Dexter Williams. Todd Isler, Colin Brown. Tim Sanks. and Louis Smart. Back Row(l-r): David White- head. Steve Bussey, Eric Davis. Troy Georgia. Craig Uhle. Jasper Hooks, and Allen Burke. The 1987-88 season had its ups and downs for our Warriors. MGC ended the tough season with a 14-15 season record and an 8-10 conference record. The Warriors ended the regular season ranked fifth in the conference. Their first game of the tournament was against Brewton Parker. The Warriors fought a valiant battle but came up a little short as they lost in the first round. Louis Smart had a great year averaging 21.6 points per game. Eric Davis averaged 10.6 points a game. Jasper Hooks was the leading rebounder with 8.6 rebounds per game. Coach Ben Rogers Asst. Coach Greg Yarlett SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS -SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPOR TS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • $P SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORS •ORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SP SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPOR' Cheerleaders Sitting (l-r): Cindy Buzzell. Marc Curies, and D. D. Allemang. Kneeling (l-r): Melody Baggett and Lisa Harrell. Standing (l-r): Cami Lyons. Dasha Lane. Treasurer Floyd, and Arlethia Smith. Cindy Buzzcll • Capitan D.D. Allemang ■ Co-Capiian RTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORT SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORT Warriors Baseball Bottom Row (L-R): Sam Cole. Jeff White. Bruce Lampkin. Kevin Woodall. Junior Shumpert. Steve Hollins. Jesse Cross, and Vince Massey. Middle Row: David Payne. Curt Sutton. Stacy Hutchins. Greg Houston. Clay Overcash. Pete Hughes. Keeny Shook, and Ken Yanzetich. Top Row: David Stamps. Cullen Hartzog. Avery Green. David Whitaker. Lee Nichols. Mike Brinkman. Russell Williams. Kirby Gray, and Coach Robert Sapp. Coach Robert Sapp The Warriors finished the regular season with a 23-5 conference record. They went on to win the Region 17 baseball tourna- ment for the seventh time in ten years. This advanced the Warriors to the Southeast District tournament which was held at Boardwalk of Baseball in Orlando. Florida. Middle Georgia played good in the District Tour- nament. but were defeated in the last game by Ffills- boro Community College of Tampa. Florida. 11-3. The Warriors finished the season with a 42-12 overall record. 168 sports SPORTS • SPORTS • SPOfJS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS V SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS.- SPORTS • SPORJS PQRTS - SPORTS SPORTS • S SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS Kirby Gray - P Avery Green • P Cullen Harlzog - ORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPO ORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SP« SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS ►— C£ o Russell Williams - P.OF Kevin Woodall - 28 Ken Yanzetich - Mgr ►PORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SF Batgirls Seated (l-r): Angela Light and Stephanie Hart. Kneeling: Penny Pitts. Standing: Susanne Anthony. Beth Peacock, Deid- ra Giddens. Annie Warren, and Lisa Sapp. Beth Peacock Co-Captain Stephanie Hart Co-Captain SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS -SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPO RTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • f SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPOR ?T$ • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS dosing 177 General Index Administration.......................................... Administrative Offices................................. 2003 Faculty................................................ 2405 Staff................................................. 26-27 Air Band................................................ 136157 Spring Fling......................................... 134139 Asbestos Removal............................................I07 Baptist Student Union Revival.......................... 120-121 Black Fiistory Celebration............................. 114-115 Choral Union Christmas Concert ............................ 105 Classes.................................................. 2S-5I Freshmen.............................................. 40-51 Sophomores............................................ 30-39 Closing................................................ 176-190 Commencement .......................................... 156-157 Credits.................................................... IS$ Crider Tea.................................................. HI Dr acula................................................. 9$-99 Editor's Page.............................................. 185 Ensemble Christmas Concert....................................... 106 Spring Concert...................................... 152-153 Faculty, New Student Mixer.................................. S7 Fall Convocation............................................ 50 Fall Quarter Activities................................. $0-107 Fall Visitation..............................................91 Flalloween............................................... 92-95 Activities.............................................92-93 Dance..................................................94-95 Hilltopper Award........................................... 113 Flomeeoming............................................ 100-103 Flomecoming Court ...................................... 100 Fiomecoming Dance S Parade.......................... 102-103 Ffomecoming Queen........................................101 Ffonors Day............................................ 140-147 Academic Ffonors Program............................ 140-141 Activities Fionors Program.............................. 143 May Day..............................................144-147 Miss Hilltopper......................................... 142 Hypnotist Gil Eagles..................................... SS-S9 Kernel Award............................................... 112 May Day................................................ 144 14' Miss Hilltopper............................................ 142 Miss Middle Georgia College I9S9........................130-133 Pageant............................................. 131-133 Queen....................................................130 Mr. and Miss MGC........................................... 149 National Players............................................124 Opening................................................... 1-17 Organizations............................................ 52-79 Baptist Student Union.................................... 70 Black Students Club...................................... 55 Black Flistory Celebration........................ II4-II5 Chess and Checkers Club.................................. 67 Criminal Justice Club.....................................64 Computer Club.............................................60 Eastwood Residence Flail Council......................... 6$ Engineering Club......................................... 69 Ensemble................................................. 77 Christmas Concert .................................... 106 Spring Concert.................................... 152-153 Gamma Beta Phi........................................... 72 GANS...................................................... 76 Flarris Residence Flail Council............................ 54 Hilltopper................................................ 75 Hilltopper Award...................................... 113 Miss Hilltopper........................................ 142 Intramural Council 56 61 57 79 S 74 j 112 71 98-99 151 I5C ' 122-123 j 73 I 7$ ! 65 j 66 5$ SAC 62 SGA 63 SNAE 59 $2-83 Plays 98-99 124 151 150 122-123 S4-85 126 158 134-135 125 SGA Elections 154-155 96-97 86 110 148-149 160-175 168-171 162-165 172-173 166-167 174-175 134-139 138-139 136-137 134-135 128-157 116 119 116 | IIS-119 117 I 127 I 151 150 JOS-127 You're A Good Man. Charlie Brown 122-123 178 closing Index A AARON. ANGELIA C............. A HAKE. BRENT................ ABERCROMBIE. JANICE........... ABERNATHY. JAMES............ ACRES, BRENNAN IIOYAI......... ADAMS. JIMMIE ............... ADKINS. JOI.ENE COODY ....... ADKINS. SCOTT DANNY......... AKINS. REBECCA ANN........... ALDERMAN JR.. DR. I.OUIS C.. ALEXANDER. II.LYSIA D....... ALLEMANG. DIANNA DAWN ...... ALLEN. APRIL MELISSA ........ ALLEN. DENA MICHELLE.......... ALLEN. LAMAR................. ALLEN. MARILYN ............. ALLIGOOD. J. TODD........... ALLRED. AMBER LEAN ......... ALTMAN. WALTER G............ AMBAKDEKAR, RAJ .............. ANDREW, THOMAS ............. ANDREWS. LANE MILLARD ....... ANTHONY. SUSANNE ..... 50. 62. APLIS. DEBRA DENISE ........ ARCHER. ELISA CAROL ......... ARELIN. AMY SUE ............ ARNOLD. GLEN ANDREW.......... ARNOLD. MARCEE ANN ........... ARNOLD. SUZANNE ............ ASHE. PAITH DEANNE.......... ASPINWALL. WILLIAM MATTHEW.... ATKINSON. TAMRA DENICE...... AUSTIN. KEITH WAYNE.......... AVERY. NESBY................ ................................. AO. ................................ 20. ................................. 40. . 40. 56. 58. 63. 68. 102. 131. 148. ................................................22. 70. 40. 57. 59. 63. 102. 118. 119. 155. 172. . 30 .’ m. 6 76 7 2. 77. i o2. 104. 131, 142, ....40. .30.'65. . 69 188 26 67 . 40 26 . 40 40 i. 70 159 i. 55 166 . 30 . 40 I. 55 26 40 . 30 . 69 . 24 32 104 173 40 40 148 40 . 40 40 59 40 30 . 78 40 B BAGGETT. JANET ATKINS ... BAGGETT. MELODY JAN ..... BAGLEY. LINDA........... BAILEY. CHUCK............ BAKER. KIM BUZZETA ..... BALDREE. CYNTHIA I.YNN .. BAI.GA. STEPHANIE SUSAN..... BARKER. JOEL TODD........ BARLOW. DIANNE .......... BARLOW. GLENDA JEAN......... BARLOW. JEAN ............... BARLOW. JO ANNE D........ BARNES. GREGORY LAMAR.... BARNETT. SHERRI ANN ..... BARRON. MARVEL MULLIS... BARRON. SANDRA MICHELE ... BARRS. BRADPORD D........ BARRY. ANNISA .......... BARTON. JOHN KEVIN ..... BASS. ANDREA RENEA ...... BASS. CHRISTOPHER HUGH ... BEAMON. ROSS LAMAR....... BEARDEN, WANDA ELISE ....... BEASLEY. PRANK PKIDGE.... BECK. SANDRA P........... BEDINGP1EI.D. DEBORAH ... BEDSOI.E. BONNIE SUE..... BEECHER. MICHAEL LEE..... BEIER. DAVID J........... BELrLOWER. BRADLEY W........ BELrLOWER. TAMARA ANNE . BELPLOWER. TONYA M....... BELL, DOROTHY............ BELL. LISA DAWN ......... BELL, TONYA ANNE......... BENNETT. PREDDIE ....... BENNETT. KIMBERLY ANN ... BENNETT. STEPANIE C..... BENSON. DR. LAVONN....... BERMAN.STEVEN IRA....... BERNAT. PRANK ERNEST .... BCRNDT. CHERYL LYNN...... BERRY. MARK ALAN ........ BEKKYHILL. PHILIP GLEN .. BEST. STEPHEN CRAIG ..... BETTS. JEAN KINSEY....... BETTS. MARC ALAN ........ BHAKTA. GAURI RAMAN .... BHAKTA. HEMANTIKA RAMA . BHAKTA. UMESH............ BISIIER. SABRINA ........ BITTORIE. TAKA DAWNEI.I.. BLACK. PAULA ANN......... BLACKWELL. STEPHANIE P... BLANKENSHIP. BRIAN KEITH . BLASINGAME. KEITH ALAN .. HLOODWORTH. KIMBERLY Y. BOBO. WILLIAM MICHACI.... BOGART. JENNIPEK ANN .... BOND. JAMES LEE ........ BOND. JEAN MARIE........ BOND. MITCH ............. BOSCH ELI. I. MARIE II.EAN . BOSS, MICHAEL ALLEN ..... BOWEN. PLOYD STEVEN...... BOWEN. MARY KIM BOWMAN. MITZI LYNN BOWMAN. SUSIE ELAINE ... ........................................ 40 . 40. 62, 66, 70. 75, 102. 118. 166. 167, 188. 189 ...................................... 57,65 ..................................... 30. 67 .....................................30, 55 ........................................ 40 ......................................... 30 .........................................40 ........................................ 26 ”!!!! Z!!!i!ZZZI!Z!X ! ! ” l!!! ! 40 ......................................... 40 ..........................................40 ..................................... 30. 72 ................................. 30. 57. 72 ..........................................30 ......................................... 40 ......................................... 40 ........................................ 40 ..........................................30 ......................................... 40 ......................................... 40 ................................ 30. 69, 72 ......£■................................ 40 .....f.......f........................... 78 ......................................... 40 ..........................................40 ......................................... 24 .............-........................... 30 ......................................... 40 ......................................... 40 ........................................ 78 ......................................... 30 .....................................30. 66 . 26 .............................. 40 ................................30 .............................. 24 ............................... 30 ............................... 40 ............................... 40 ................... 41.54.56,63.65 .......................... 41. 58 .............................. 41 2. 30. 65. 75. 77. 104. 113. 188. 189 .............................. 41 .............................. 41 ....................... 30. 67. 78 ............................... 67 ...............................30 ...............................41 .............................. 41 .............................. 41 .............................. 30 ...............................41 .......................... 41. 59 .............................. 30 .............................. 41 ................................30 ............................... 30 ..............................26 ............................... 41 ............................... 41 .............................41 .............................. 30 .......................... 41 BOYD. DEREK RALPH ................................... 30. 67. 70. 72. 143 BRACEWELL. J. RONALD........................................... 22. 24 BRACK. STEVEN CHARLES ..........................................41. 74 BRADBERRY. DR. MELON........................................... 22. 24 BRADLEY. ROY KEITH ............................................... 30 59 30 30 78. IO� 41, 162. 163 30. 58. 70. 72. 143 30 59 41. 55 30 41 30. 76 BULLOCH. CYPRIAN WILLIAM J 31. 58 BURCH. PEGGY ........................................................ 26 BURGSTEINER. JOHN D................................................ 41 BURKE III, ALLEN II....................................... 41, 162. 163 BUKNES, LAURIE .................................................... 31 BURNETTE. I.ATANJIA ................................................. 26 BURNHAM. LINDA M................................................... 41 BURNS. JAMES DANIEI................................................ 31 BUSBY. CHRISTOPHER K............................................... 41 BUSSEY. STEVE................................................. 162. 163 BUTLER. DAVID ASHLEY............................................... 31 BUTLER. HARDWICK J................................................. 24 BUTLER. TERESA .................................................... 24 BUTSCH. DAVID M.................................................... 31 BUTTS. BEKNEASE ................................................. 24 BUZZELL. CINDY MARIE . 31. 57. 58. 59. 62. 63. 65. 70. 102. 104. 143. 144. 148, 149. 166 BYRD. ELONDA ..................................................... 55. 102 BYRD. KAREN BONEVA ............................................ 41. 55 C.ABEKO. HOLLY MARIE ...... CANNON. ANGELA DAWN ...... CANNON. DAPHNE I.YNN ...... CAPE. BRIAN SCOTT......... CAPPS. MICHELE ELIZABETH . CARDEN. MARK EDWARD ....... CAKITHERS. LORI LYNN....... CARPENTER. NELSON M....... CARR. MARIE .............. CARROLL. JEPPERY DAVID .... CARTER. GILBERT JAMES...... CASEY. TERESA.............. CHANCY. SEGAL DWAYNE....... CHANG. KAI YUNG ........... CHARLOVICH. ERICA P....... CHASTAIN. CHARLES J........ CHILDS. AUDREY DENISE ..... CHILDS. WILLIAM PATRICK ...... C.HUKCMWEI.L, TAMMY LYNN.. CLARK. BRIAN ALLEN ........ CLARK. CHRISTOPHER A....... CLARK. SHARON RENEE....... CLARKE. COLLEEN JONES...... CLAY JR.. J. EMORY......... CIAYTON. PAUL GREGORY...... CLEMENTS. TRAVIS ......... CI.IETT. RANDALL STUART .. CLINE JR.. DR. HAROLD B. .. COBB. HUGH PHILLIPS....... COBB. SAUNDKA LAUREN ...... COGGINS. CAROL LEE ....... COLE. SAMUEL RAY .......... COLEMAN. LESLIE MICHELL.... COLEMAN. LINDA STAPPOR .... COLLINS III. TOM W......... COLLINS. DOUG ............. COLSON. LESLIE ............ COLSON. REBEKAH JANE...... CONARD. MICHELLE RAE....... CONEY. CHARLES LYVETTE..... CONNER. TERESA M........... CONRAD. MICHELLE .......... C ...................................... 31. 72 ......................................... 31 ......................................... 31 ......................................... 41 ............................................. 41 .................................. 31, 57. 188 .......................................... 41 .................... 24. 71. 99. 150. 151. 158 ............................................. 76 .......................................... 41 ...........................................41 Z !! . ....!.......................... 31. 55 ......................................... 41 ......................................... 31 ............................................. 42 .......................................... 42 ............................................. 31 ......................................... 31 ..............................................31 ............................................. 31 ...................................... 42. 55 ..............................................31 ........................................ 24. 159 ..............................................42 .......................................... 42 ........................................ 42. 155 .......................................... 24 ............................................. 42 ...........................................42 .............................. 42. 71. 99. 151 ................................... 42. 168. 170 ......................................... 42 ..............................................31 .................................. 31. 63. 148 .......................................... 26 ..........................................66 ......................................... 42 ...........................................42 ........... 31. 55. 62. 63. 65. 69. 72. 104. 148 ...................................... 31. 76 ............................................ 36 CONYER. GREGORY NORMAN COOK. ALLISON TMERESE.. COOLEY. CLINT WYMAN ... CORLEY JR.. ROBERT A... COTTINGMAM. KELLY M.... COX. KIMBERLY LYNNE CRADER. EDWARD GALEN CRAIG JR.. WILLIAM BLAIR .... CRANPORD. JEPPERY L.... CKANPORD. JEPPERY N.... CRANPORD. I.ORI ELIZABETH 31. 72. 78 ... 42. 65 ...42. 78 .......42 ...... 42 .......42 ...... 42 ........42 .......42 ...... 42 ...... 42 cloning 179 ISO c 0: 'sing mt Index CRAVtV. CARLA MIZELL CKAVr-V. EUGENE C CRIDER. DK. LKETWEI.I. G. CROCKER. KIMBERLY JO.... CROSS. GLENN DEXTER .... CROSS JESSE WILLIAM CROWDER BRUCE BEVIER CRUMMEY. DANA KELIJY CULPEPPER CHRISTOPHER CURLES DAVID MARCUS..... CURRIE. DAVID DANIEL BECKY DANIEL. LEMUEL LAMAR DANIEL. PATRICIA ......... DANIEL. TAMMY ALLENE ..... DANIEL WILLIAM DENNIS DANIELS. SANDRA KAY DARSEY. GINGER GRANTHAM DARSEY, LOUNEII............ DARSEY, PEGGY . DAVIS, JENNirER DIANE . DAVIS. JERRY ALAN.... DORSEY HAROLD A. DOSTER STEVE RICHARD DOUGLAS. LARA ANN....... DRIGGERS. BARRY TIIURMA DRIGGERS. BENJAMIN D.... DUHART. JERONICA........ DUIIART. SAMUEL......... DUPREE. TAYE ........... DURRENCE ANDREW WADE DYKES JErrERY VAN...... DYKES. JILL ANN......... DYKES, JUDY............. DYKES. MICHAEL EUGENE ... . DYKES. TERRI LYNN ...... EARL JENNITER JILL ECHOLS JR., JOHN T....... ECHOLS MARTIN BRANTLEY . EDGE. STEPHANIE DENISE EDMONDS. RUSSELL KEITH EDMUNDS III. EREDERICK EITEL, DR. LRANZ A....... ELCIIOLS. MARTY ELKINS. TIMOTHY LEE ELLIOT I, CLAYTON GARY ELLIS. SARAH E RANCES.... ELLISON. EUNEEDA P...... ENQUIST. AARON WHITE..... ERRAMELLI SATISII NARA ESTES. SARA LOUISE ETIENNE JENNITER EUBANKS. TREECY LITTLE EVANS. KEITH SAMUEI...... EVANS MICHAEL VAUGHN . EVANS OBIE ........ EVANS. STACY NEII EVANS. TIMOTHY Mi'RK EVE. CHRISTOPHER EWERT. MICHAEL ALLEN TASON CHHISTOTER CLAY . EAST JUANITA ELIZABETH rn kins iim ........... riCKI IN AMANDA ELAINE .... riCKLIN. GEORGE EDWARD nSHER. GAYLA MELINDA EITZPATRICK. JOSEPH D.. TLANIGAN III THOMAS E... TLEMM. EUGENE W........ LLOYD, DEBRA LYNN LLOYD, JENNITER LLOYD, JERRY SCOTT LLOYD. JONATHAN S..... LLOYD. MARY ELIZABETH R LLOYD. ODEI.I.......... LLOYD. ROBERT KEN....... ri.OYD. SUSAN KENLKOE LLOYD. TIM ................................ -� 2 ................................ 24 ..............21. 24. 111. 127. 140 ................................ 42 .................................42 ...................... 42. 1GB. 170 ............................ 42. G7 .................................42 ................................ 31 . 31. SB. 63. 72. 104. 148. 166. 167 ............................ 31. 76 D ........ 26 ........ 31 ........26 .........42 .....31.67 . 42. 76. 122 .... 42.64 ........ 26 ........ 26 24 42 42 42. 162. 163 Davis. jr.rrr.KY paui 31 . 42 . 31 LLOYD. TREASURE JAN LOLSE. DAVID JAN TORDHAM JR.. JOHN R LORD HAM. ELAINE SMITH LOKDHAM GWENDOLYN LORD HAM. KARI SUZANNE TORE. TROY PATRICK LOSKEY. LINDA LOSTON CLARA BROWN LOWIER. ANNETTE SMITH LOWI.ER. DANIEL TODD LOWLCR. JASON DEWITT LRANCIS. RANDOLPH C. LHAZIER. EDITH ANN LREELAND JOHNNY R. TRIES KENNETH CLYDE LUOUA. ANGELA RUTH .... LUOUA. SONDRA DIANNE ... GARDNER. TASKA JEANELL . GARRARD. ROBERT C..... GAHRASON. DAVID TWIMAN GARRETT. GALE.......... GARRETT. STEPHEN J GARY. LOUISE TAYLOR GARY. RONNIE DEWAYNE GAUSE. LATHIA ANN GAZAWAY. APRIL JOY GEARINGEK. SARAH JOYCE . 43. 55. 64 ................43 ...............31 ................43 ...............31 ............43. 55 .......... 31. 76 .............. 26 ...... 31. 58. 148 ........... 43. 64 31. 58.62.63, 77 .............. 26 ............... 43 .............. 32 32, 37. 58. 59. 65. 102 ........... 32. 60. 74 ................... 43 ................... 32 ................... 43 ................... 32 .................. 24 ...................64 .................. 43 .............. 32. 67 ................... 43 .................. 43 ................... 32 ........... 43. 60. 61 ....................43 ............... 26. 78 .................. 32 ...................32 ....................43 ................... 26 .................. 43 ...................32 .................. 26 .................. 32 .....43 .. 43. 62 ..... 67 ..... 43 ..55 148 43 . 43 103 . 32 . 26 :. 72 ................ 43 ................ 32 ................ 26 ................ 32 .................43 71. 99. 122. 150. 131 .............................43.. 32. 58. 63. 68. 102. 104. ............................ 24, ...............Z ”!V.’.’.’.'.’.32. GOOLSBY. CEDRIC RAY GORDON ANNIE R........ GORDON MITCHELL J..... GRABOWSKI. THOMAS L. ORA HAM. DEBRA DENISE GRAHAM. JIMMY ALTON GRAJALES. GUBERTO J. GRANTHAM. RUTH MARIE GRAY. JOHN ROBERT GRAY. KIRBY WALTER . GREEN. AVERY .......... GREEN. TED ADAM....... GREER. KELLY ELIZABETH . GRILLIN. JASON G....... GRINSTEAD. DANA GUY... GRINSTED WINILRED GRISWOLD. TIMOTHY K. GURLEY JR.. JAMES R. HA LA SKA. THOMAS ..... HALL. BRENDA SALTER HALL. CLAYTON L...... IIALL, JErrERY HUGH IIALL. KATHY ANN ...... HAMMOCK. DANIEL WARD . HAMPTON TERRY GLENN ... HAMRICK. HOLLY JO-ELLEN . HAND.C. ANGEL ......... HANSI.EY. BRENDA SUE .. HANSON. LORETTA LYNN ...... HARBIN. TAMMY CHARLEEN . HARDEN. IRENE V........ HARDEN. RACHEL PAIGE HARDEN. STEPHEN OWEN HARRELL. ALEPH ELAINE HARRELL. LISA CLARA HARRINGTON. JOHN HARRIS. BRIAN A........ HARRIS. DORIS HARRIS. JAMES KIRBY HARRIS. JOHN HARRIS. RICHIE HARRIS. SIIARRI LYNN HARRIS. STANLEY MELTON HARRIS. TRENDELLA M.... HART, HELEN HART. STEPHANIE LEIGH HAKTZOG. AARON CULLEN HARVEY. JAMES BRIAN ... HASTY. CHARLES ALLEN HATMELD. GREG M........ HATMELD. LORETTA JEAN . HAVILAND. BOBBI JO HAWKINS. LISA MICHELLE HAYES. RENAE CHERICE HAYNES. WESLEY MILES . HEAD, DR. DAVID M. HELMS. DEBORAH BAHKER HEMPHILL. STACEY CAROL . HENDERSON. KEVIN LEE... 43.65. 71.99. 166. 167 .................. 32 ................... 32 ................ 32. 76 .....................32 .................. 43 .................... 43 ....................26 .................... 32 ................... 43 ....................43 ................... 32 ...� ................ 43 .................... 43 .................... 43 ................. 43 .....................32 ................... 43 G ..........43 .... 24. 59 ..........32 .........26 ......... 32 32 ...... 32. 55 .... 43. 76 ...... 43 32. 65. 76 31 31. 67. 72. 77. 1� 42. 64 DIXON. GREGORY SCOTT 43 DOLLAR SHARON DARCEI.L DOPSON KARL ALEXANDER 43 GOODBKEAD KENNETH B 32. 58 .............................-........32 .................................... 32 .................................. 32 ......................................32 ................................... 44.66 ...................................... 32 ...................................... 32 . 32 58. 63. 65. 66. 70. 72. 102. 104. 142. 148 .......................................44 170 170 . 32 44 . 44 . 33 . 26 64 44 44. 168. 44. 168. H 22. 24. 60 ........ 33 ............. 33. 77 ................. 44 ................ 44 33. 62. 71. 74. 122 ............. 44. 59 ......... 33. 55. 74 ............ 44. 70 ....... 44. 77. 131 ................26 ................ 44 ..................33 ................ 44 2. 44, 70. 75. 118. 131. 1G6. 167. 188. 189 ........................... 33. 57. 72 ..................................... 44 .....................................26 .................................. 44 ......................................67 ......................................33 ......................................44 ........................33. 55. 104 ............................ 44. 55 ................................ 26 .....33. 59. 62. 63. 64. 66. 104. 172 ...................... 44. 168, 170 .................................33 ...................... 33. 58. 104 ................................. 33 ......................... 33. 60. 66 ............................... 44 .................................33 .................33. 55. 68. 78. 104 ................................ 33 ................................ 24 ................................ 33 ..................................33 ............................. 44.55 182 closing Index HENDERSON. MYKTICC W....... HENDRICKS JR.. HARNEY II.. HERNDON WES .............. I1ICKS. SELINA GAYLE....... HIGGINS. SYLVIA DARLENE .. HIGGS JK.. WAYNE ALLEN ... HILL. ROGER THOMAS........ HILLIARD. ELIZABETH ANN HILLIARD. JULIE MICHELLE HILTON. ANGELA ........... HINTON. GEORGE K.......... HOBBS. JASON TAYLOR HODGES. CRAIG SLOAN....... HOGG. AMY LOUISE .......... HOLLAND. EUGENIA SONS...... HOLLAND. GRACE............. HOLLAND. ROBERT QUINCY ... HOLLINGSWORTH, JOSEPH .... HOLLINS. STEVEN JAMES...... HOOKS. JASPER............. HORNE. LEON ALGERINE ..... HORNE. TIIURMON ALEX....... HORNSBY. MARION......... HOUSTON. STEPHEN G........ HOWARD. BILL.............. HOWARD. CONNIE BARRS HOWARD DENNIS MITCHELL ... HOWARD. GLENDA RENEE ..... HOWARD. LAKLETHIA ROSA . ... HOWARD. WILLIAM ASHLEY .... HOWE. CHARLES ALLEN ...... HOWELL. EDWARD AARON HOWELL. NEDDIE B.......... HOWELL. TINA RENEE ....... HUDSON. SUSAN MICHELLE ... HUEE. DEBRA LYN .......... HUGHES. JAMES RUSSELI..... HUGHES. PETE ............. HUGHES. SHENNA U.......... HUNT. KIMBERLY ANNE....... HUSA. DR. WILLIAM J....... HUTCHESON. MICHAEL J...... HUTCHINS. STACY EDWARD ... INHULSEN. SUSAN ELAINE .... ISLER. MICHAEL TODD..... JACKSON. B. LUANN LAMB.. JACKSON. DAN ........... JACKSON. KEITH RAEAEL JACKSON. MELVIN LOUIS... JACKSON. TONYA DENESE . . JAMES. REGINALD LEE..... JENKINS. EVERLENE........ JENNINGS. PATSY ......... JOHNSON. DAVID PAUI..... JOHNSON. HOLLY GAYLE ... JOHNSON. JERI DIANNE.... JOHNSON. KEVIN KAY ...... JOHNSON. PATRICIA ..... . JOHNSTON, KEVIN RICHARD . JOINER. TERESA JANE ..... JONES JR.. GLENN II..... JONES JR.. JOHN I....... JONES. BRENDA JOY....... JONES. CYNTHIA JANINE... JONES. DANA LEIGH ...... JONES. DONNA SIKES....... JONES. JOYCE............ JONES. LAURA CAROL....... JONES. MARY ELLA ....... JONES. MATTHEW DERRICK ... JONES. MONROE CLARK..... JONES. VICTORIA LYNN ... JONES. WESLEY .......... JOYNER. TIMMY VAN ...... KACHELHOEER. KEITH A....... KEEN. LISA LYNN ........... KEEN. MARK ERANKLIN ....... KEENEY. DR. JAMES I...... KELLER. DR. MARK A......... KELLEY. JOANNE S........... KELLY. DANE HILLIARD....... KELLY. PATRICK SCOTT....... KELLY. WARREN ALLEN ....... KELLY. WILLIAM WESLEY...... KENDRICK. CEASEK SIMMONS . KENDRICK. VICKIE II........ KENNEDY. AUDREY M.......... KICKER. NANETTE............ KIDD. JAMES BRETT ......... KILE. JOHN BRADLEY KING, ARTHUR .............. KING. DR. JAMES P.......... KING. JON (CARLO........... KING, SCOTT BENNETT ....... KINGERY. BRIAN HARDY ...... KIRBY. STACIE PRISCILLA ... KIRKPATRICK. JANET ........ KJEI.I.STKOM, DAVID........ ............... 24. 77. 122. IS2 ............................22 ........................... 122 ............................. 44 ............................ 44 ............................ 33 ..............................33 ........................ 44. 66 ............................. 33 ............................. 78 ............ 2. 22. 24. 188. 189 .........................33. 77 ............................. 44 ............................. 33 ............................. 33 ............................ 26 ..............................33 ..............................33 ................... 33. 168. 170 ................... � 4. 162. 163 .........................33. 72 ............................. 44 ............................ 26 ................... 44. 168. 170 ......................... 44. 58 ............................. 33 ............................. 33 ............................. 44 ........................ 33. 76 .... 2. 45. 74. 77. 112. 188. 189 ............................. 45 ............................. 45 ........................ 26. 54 ............................. 45 ......................... 33. 78 ............................. 45 ..............................45 ....................... 168. 170 ..............................33 ........................ 45. 145 ......................... 23. 24 ..... 33. 57. 58. 70. 72. 104. 143 ................... 33. 168. 170 1 J . 33. 57. 65. 70. 72. 10� . .................... 45. 6� . ..... 33.i ..... 34. ...........45 . 45. 162. 163 . 45 . 64 45 . 33 . 33 •.65 . 26 . 24 143 .65 45 45 26 '. 67 . 72 ....... 45 ....... 22 ....... 45 .......34 ....... 45 34. 76. 10-4 ....... 26 ........45 ....... 45 ....... 45 ....... 34 ........45 ....... 26 ....... 45 K ....................... 2. 34. 188, 189 .................................... 45 ....................................34 ........................... 22, 24, 58 ....................................... 24 ..........W....................... ................................... 45 ....................................45 .................................... 45 .................................... 55 ....................................45 ........................................34 .................................. 26 ...................................34 ..................................... 45 .................................. 26 ............................. 23. 24 ....................................... 3 ....................................... 34 ................................45. 79 .......... 45. 57. 58. 62. 65. 66. 70. 102 ..................................26 .................................. 26 KNIGHT. AMBER ELAINE ................. KNIGHT. JULIE ISABEL ................. KN04V1.ES. TINA ANN .................. KOPSICK. SCOTT DOUGLAS................ L LAMB. ROBERT CHRISTOPHER ............. I.AMINACK. JENNIFER LEE .............. LAMPKIN. BRUCE EDWARD ................ LANDERIED. BRAD DAVID................. LANE. CARL DONOVAN ................... LANE. DASHA DEANN .................... LANE. DONNIE ......................... LANE. JULIE ANN ...................... LANE. KELLY LYNN ..................... LANIER. CLEN JACKSON.................. LAWHORN, BRAD R....................... LAWRENCE. STACY....................... LAWSON JR.. CHARLES................... LAWSON. ANGELIA DENISE................ LAWSON. JACINTA D..................... LE. GREG NGOC......................... LEE III. ALTON BROOKS................. LEE. JONESY BRANDON .................. LESTER. DIANNE ....................... LEVERETTE. JOSEPH STAN ............... LEWIS. EUNICE RENIA................... LEWIS. JtrrERY MARK .................. LEWIS. LISA GAYE ..................... LIGHT, ANGELA MARIE .................. LISTER. TONYA DARLENE................. LITTLE. KIMBERLEE C................... LOPTIN. DR. BERNADETTE K.............. LOFTY. REGINA YVETTE.................. LONG. NANCY LYNN ..................... LORD. PHIL............................ LOTT. CHARLIE ........................ LOVE. VANESSA WANDA .................. LOWERY. JUAN ......................... LOWERY. MELISSA KAY .................. LOWERY. MIRIAM CLAUDIA ............... LUCAS. JULIA M........................ LUCK. JEFFERY MICHAEL................. LUNDY JR.. CHARLES E.................. LUNSFORD. LELAND HAl.................. LUNSFORD. W. HAl...................... LUTTRELL. KATHY LYNN.................. LYONS. CAMI ANDREAS................... 34. 56. 58. 63. 69. 72. 104. 148 ............................45 .......................... 34 ......................... 34 ............ 45. 145 ................. 45 ....... 45. 168. 170 ..................34 ................. 45 45. 57. 70. 166. 167 ................ 60 ........ 34. 68. 102 ................. 45 ................. 34 ................. 46 ............. 45, 55 ..........46. 60, 65 ..................46 ..............46. 55 ................. 34 ................. 46 ..................46 ................. 26 ..................46 ................. 46 ......... 46. 57, 67 ............. 34. 58 .... 34. 78. 172. 173 ..................46 ............. 34. 76 ......... 23.24, 158 ..............46. 55 ..................34 ................. 78 ................. 46 ............. 46. 55 ..................76 ..................46 ................. 46 ..............24. 66 ................. 34 ..................3� ..................46 ................. 24 ................. 46 46. 70. 118. 166. 167 MADDOX, ALBERT DENNARD ... . MADDOX. GWENDOLYN CAROL MADDOX. JOHN ............ MADDOX. LISA............. MADDOX. PEGGY............ MADDOX. WILLIAM JOSEPH MAKAYA. DR. PETER B...... MANLEY. CYNTHIA DARLENE . MARCHMAN. RONALD M. ..... MARCIIMAN, SHARON TODD... MARINO. PAUL A........... MARLOW. MARC LOUIS....... MARTIN. DONNA LYN ....... MARTIN. EDWARD .......... MARTIN. LORETTA ......... MARTIN. SHELIA YEVETTE... MASSEY. FRED LEE ........ MASSEY. JAMES RICHARD.... MASSEY. JARED VINCENT.... MATTHEWS. SHARON LYNN ... MATHIS. ELLIOTT WAYNE.... MATHIS. ERIC PAUI........ MATHIS. MEREDITH LYNN ... MATHIS. PAMELA JOY ...... MATOVINA. JOSEPH JOHN ... MCCAIN. RUTHIE........... MCCALL. JEFFERY LEE ..... MCCAMMON. DR. WILLIAM M.. MCCARTY. BENSON JAMES.... MCCLARY. DR. BEN II. .... MCCLARY. MARCUS HARRI ... MCCOLI.OUGH. KELLY....... MCCOLI.OUGH, TirFANY D... MCCOLLUM. SARENDA C...... MCCRANIE. AMY LEIGH ..... MCCRANIE, ANITA II....... MCCRANIE. DIANA ANNE .... MCCRANIE. PAMELA LYNNE .. MCCRARY. MATTHEW KEVIN .. MCCULLARS. REBECCA P..... MCCULLOUGH. KELLY GAII... MCDANIEL. GENE........... MCDONALD. JACQUELINE A... MCDONALD, TERESA MARIE .. MCDONALD. TRENDIE II..... MCGUIRE. CATHERINE....... MCKELLER. JAMES BERNAR .. MCLAIN. JASON ELLIOT..... MCLEOD. BARBARA MENA SC . MCLEOD. WILLIAM DOUGLAS.. MCMILLAN. JACQUELINE M... MCNEIL. JAMES RICKY ..... MCPHAUL. MALCOLM G....... MCRAE. EUNICE ........... MEAGHER. DAVID JOHN ..... M ....................................... 46 ....................................... 3� ........................................ 67 ....................................... 26 ....................................... 26 ........................................34 ...................................... 24 ....................................... 46 ........................................24 ..................................'.... 46 ..................................... 34 ....................................... 46 ........................................46 ....................................... 78 .......................................26 ....................................... 34 ....................................... 46 ....................................... 46 ..............................46. 168. 170 ................................ 46. 57. 72 ........................................ 46 ................................... 3� . 59 ...... 34. 57. 58. 63. 65. 70. 77. ID� . 142. 143 ..... ..........................34 ..... 46 ..... ................................ 26 ..... ................... 34. 57. 70 ..... 24. 158 ...... 34 ................................... 23. 24 ................................ 34. 72. 73 ........................................ 70 ..... 46 ..... ........................... 34. 55 ..... 46 ..... 46 ...................................... 46 ..... 34 ..... 46. 54 ....J.................................. 3� ..... 46. 102 ............... .......................26 ..................................... 34 ......................... 46.64. 71.99. 131 ...................................... 34 ....................................... 35 ................................... 46. 55 ........................................46 ....................................... 35 ....................................... 35 ....................................... 46 ...................................... 35 ................................... 24. 56 ....................................... 35 ....................................... 46 closing I S3 Index 2.35. 71. 73. 73.99. 113. 122. ISO. 188 . 47 ... 47. MCI.VIfi. WILLIAM HARRIS MCRCCR. TIMOTHY QUINN MCTCAtr. MARY LCC MICKLCR. JIMMY DARRCN MIROS SCOTT JOSEPH Mil BERGER. JOHN H.... MILES MICHELLE I.YNN.. Mil LAN DEONE......... MILLER COREY JAMES ... MILLER MYRTLE MILLER. REGINALD B.... MILLER. ROBERT TIMOTHY MILLIAM. LCTITIA DIANE . MINCHIN ROBERT ARNOLD MIMA JR.. GUS E....... MITCHAM. CARLA........ MIXON RANELL MOLTON. ALAN LEE ..... MONROE. RONNIE LOWIE MONTrORD, BYRON KEITH ....................................... MOORE. DEANNE DENISE ................................ • ' 71. 99. MOORE. GLORIA M. ARTIS ........................................ MOORE, JAMES HARBIN MOORE. MELANIE MARGIE MOORE. RAYMOND I...... MOORE. WANDA ELLEN MORGAN BRENDA ADKINS MORRIS. JOHN ANDREW MORRISON. KEVIN M....... MORRISON TERESA JEAN ....................................... 4? MOTES. NATALIE........ MOUGMON. DAVID REID..........................................35. MULLENS. OCEI.IAS SCOTT ....................................... MULLIS. JENNIEER HOPE........................................... MULLIS. JOHN VINCENT ........................................... MULLIS. LOUIE G................................................. MULLIS. TODD HOLLAND............................................ MURKERSON. GALE EI.OYD ...................................... 35 MURPHY LAURA JEAN............................................35. MURPHY, RALPH WILLIAM MYHAND BRENT CULLEN.......................................... 47 47. .... 33. 57. 58. 63. 63. 72. 78. 104. 143. 148. 35 189 . 47 35 47 47 66 55 55 26 47 47 47 47 24 35 33 47 47 55 151 35 47 35 67 47 47 149 . 33 .66 35 '. 57 35 47 47 47 47 72 76 47 .69 N NASON. ROBERT R................................................. 24. 73 NEESMITH. JAMES H................................................ 26 NELSON. MATTHEW G................................................ 33 NESMITH. CHERYL ANN.......................................... 33. 70 NEWMAN ROBIN..................................................... 72 NEWTON. LEAH REEVES.............................................. 47 NICHOLS. ELLIS LEE ..................................... 33. 168, 171 NOBLE, LINDA................................................. 47. 76 NOBLES. BRENT A.................................................. 35 NOBLES. CATHY LYNN .............................................. 35 NOBLES. JOHN ALLEN ...............................1............. 47 NOBLES. TIMOTHY LANE 35. 77 NOTO, YASUHIRO 47. 61 O HARA, ELIZABETH ANN O Nl ILL JOY MICHELLE.. O QUINN. ROBERT DUNCAN . OBLRJOHANN. GREGORY T. O BERRY. CYNTHIA ANN OGDEN. JAMES KYLE OGLESBY. KERRI ANNETTE . OSBORNE. TANYA LYNN OTTS. DIANE HARDIN OUTLAW. DWAYNE EDWIN OVERCASH. CLAY.... OVERSTREET. BETTY LYNN OVERSTREET. DR. LOREEN OWENS III. JOHN DOSTER PADGETT. SHERRY PARKER EDWARD ALLEN PARKER JCrrERY EUGENE PARKS DR. JAMES .... PARTRIDGE. SAMUEL K... PASTO. DR. JOHN D. o .........................47 ....................... 47 35 58. 70. 72. 77. 104. 148 .................... 33. 54 ................ 33. 65. 77 ............„........... 47 ........................ 47 .............................. 47 35 ........................... 168, 171 ......................... 35. 60. 67 ........................ 23. 24. 158 ................................. 47 .......................................... 24 .......................................... 47. 70 .......’..................................... 24 .......................................... 35. 67 POLLARD WILMA GARRISO POPE. BRADrORD SCOTI PORTER ROBIN POTTER PAMELA DENISE POWELL MICKEY PRECHIT NATHAPOL PUCKETT. JAMES BRADLEY PURCELL. MICHELL VELINDA PURSER JR . RALPH H PURSER. DARLA JARRELL PURSER. KEITH........... PURSER. LANE .......... PURSER. SANDRA WIMBERLY ...................35 .............-.....48 .........-........ 27 .................. 35 .................. 27 .................. 48 .................. 48 . 36. 58. 69. 71. 72. 10� .................. 24 ............. 36. 72 ...................27 ............� ..... 76 .................. 36 R RADER. TRACY KERSTEN RAMKER. HEATHER LYNN 48. 50 RAMSDELL.’THEODORE J................................................ � 8 RAWLINS. JAMES TODD V. RAWLS. TRACEY LYNN ..................................................48 RAY. DAVID PATRICK 48 RAY. REGINA ELAINE.............................................. 36. 59 RAYNOR. TERESA LAPAYE 48 70 REBEL. TKACIE LEIGH................................................. 36 REDDISH. DRURY MARK 36. 54 KI DDOCK. JODI LANE ............ Kt I SI. JR. HAROLD ...... REEVES. JOYCE... REEVES. PASCHAL .....................................................36 REEVES. SARAH LOUISE 48 REID ROSEMARY 36 REWIS. CELESTE.............................................. 36. 58. 78 RHODES. DR. R. ALLEN 24 RHODES. MARC ANDREW 36. 72 RHODES. TRACEY LYNN................................................. 48 RICE, TRACY ANN...................................................... 36 RICKERSON. DEBRA KAYE 36 RIDDLE. JERRY WINSTON 36 RILEY. VALERIE R. EVAN 36 ROBERTS. MERITA LEYBET.......................................... 36. 55 ROBERTS. WADE NORMAN 48 ROBERTSON SHERRY D. 48 ROBINS. JOHN KERR 48 ROBINSON. KATHERINE ........................... RODGERS JR.. ERNEST R.................................................36 ROGERS. BRENDA PAYE............................................. 36. 72 ROGERS JAMES HARRIS .................... ROGERS. KERRY BRYAN.................................................. 48 ROGERS, MABEL................................................... 27. 76 ROGERS. THOMAS CHARLTON.............................................. 36 ROGERS. W. BEN................................................ 24. 162 ROLAND. KELLY LYNN ..................................................36 ROMERO. DAVID LILES 48 ROUSH. SHERRI MONIQUE 36 ROWLAND. ANNA CHESTER................................................ 48 ROZIER. MICHELLE LEIGH .............................................. 48 RUDOLPH. MICHAEL .............................................. 48. 61 RUPPIN, RUSS MITCHELL 48 RUMPH. STEPHANIE ELAINE..............................................48 RUSHING. BUPORD ALAN ................................................ 36 RUTLEDGE. STEPHEN PLOYD.............................................. 36 RYALS. CECLIA BROWN 36 RYAI.S. CLINTON BLAIR.............................................. 36 RYCHNER. JOSIE MARIE SANDERS. DOROTHY B......................................................... 48 SANDERS. ELIZABETH ANNE ........................................... 36 SANDERS. MICHAEL RICHARD .36. 74 SANDERS. ROBIN LEIGH ..... SANDERS. TARA MICHELE 48. 70 SANGSTER. ELLIS WAYNE 48 SANKS. TIMOTHY 48. 162. 163 SANNER. MARY TERESA 48 SAPP JAMES BURTON 36 SAPP. LISA DAWN 48. 62. 70. 77. 102. 118. 155. 172. 173 SAPP, ROBERT N.............................................. ,. 25. 168 SCARBORO. KIMBERLY ANN 48 SCHELL. JENICE ELAINE...............................................49 2. 47. 71. 74, 122. 150. 151. 188 PATE RAYMOND K 47 SHARPE. JOYCE MCDUEriE 36 PATEL KEJESM 35 PAYNE. DAVID GREGORY 48. 168. 171 PAYNE. LEIGH ELIZABETH 35. 56. 58. 63. 65. 68. 102. 10� . 131. 148 SHEPARD. ANN 49 PEACOCK MARY ELIZABETH 33. 172 PEACOCK. MICHAEL TODD 35. 72. 79 PEACOCK MIKE PEACOCK RUSSELL RAMON 47 PEEBLES. ROBERT BRIAN 48 PPANNKUCHE. LARRY ALAN 48 PHILLIPS. KRISTINA L PHILLIPS. SHERYL 1) 48 PIERCE III. CARL G PIERCE JR ELMER T 35 PIERCE. CARL R 24 SIMMONS, WYNDALL K. PIERCE. DONALD MILTON 48 PINCUS. TAMI IRENE PIPKIN WENDY 26 PITTS. MARY LUE 47 PITTS NORMAN 27 PITTS. PENNY RUTH 47. 55. 172. 173 PITTS. TONYA S SMART LOUIS JAMES 49. 162. 163 IS6 closing Index SMITH. ANGELA RENEE SMITH AKLETHIA S 49. 55. 166. 167 SMITH. BETTY HUrPER 78 SMI III CHADWICK THOMAS 49 SMI III CYNTHIA SMITH, DALE TRACY SMI1II. ERNEST C :. 4-, VU TKINH THI 38. 61 SMITH. JERRY T. SMITH. JIMMY CUSTOM .. SMITH. KEVIN JACK..... SMITH, I.ORKI ANGELA SMITH, MARK............ SMITH. MICHAEL CRAIG . SMITH. TIIELIA ANN ............................................... 37. 76 . 2S .......37 . 49. S6. 63 ....... 49 ....... 78 . 49. 57. 70. 77 49 .. 49 SMITH. TINA EI.AINE SMITH. WILLIAM ELOYD . SPAULDING. DR. RUTH W......................................... 23 25 SPELL. ALBERT DWIGHT 37. 70 SPIRES. A. MICHELE YAWN........................................... 37 SPIRES. SELENA 130. 131 SPIVEY. GREGORY THOMAS 49 SPIVEY. MEDENA ....................................... 37. 58. 68 78 SPOONER. TERRI 27 SPRADI r.Y LINDA LEVERN 49. 58. 62 63. 70. 74 102 118 148 STArrORD III. THOMAS ISLER 37. 57 58 62 63 65. 104 148 STAMPS DAVID............................................... 49,168.171 STANLEY. PAMELA DENAE........................................... 49 STARLING. STEPHANIE L............................................. 37 STEELE. DAWN RENE................................................. 49 STEMBRIDGE. DR. OSCAR II...................................... 22. 25 STEPHENS. ANTHONY DEON ............................................ 49 STEPHENS. BRAD CHARLES.............................................37 STEPHENS. RENOELL I). 37 STEPHENS. RONNY EUGENE...................................... 37. 65. 69 STEWART, BART WAYNE......................................... 37. 72. 77 STONE. GREGORY KEITH.......................................... 37. 64 STONE. SHERRY YVETTE ............................................ 37 STRANGE. KATHY LAVERN ........................................ 37. 76 STUDDARD ANDREW SHANNON....................................... 49. 67 SUCKOW. CRAIG ALLAN............................................... 37 SUDACHIT. TONY PRUCHAY............................................ 37 SUGRUE. GINGER LYNN........................................... 49. 70 SUNKEL. BERIT JULIA......................................49. 58. 61. 70 SUTTON. CURTIS EELTON ................................... 37. 168. 171 SUTTON. STEPHANIE DAWN............................................ 49 SWICK. MELINDA KATHRYN.............................................49. 79 SWINSON, MICHAEL ALAN............................................. 37 T TArr. JEAN R.......................................................25 TAGGART, ANDREA DALE.......................................................37 TANNER. ROBERT PAUL........................................................37 TARRATUS JR.. DR. EDWARD A.................................... 22. 25 TAYLOR. ANTHONY TYRONE............................................ 49 TAYLOR. CARMEN LYNN .............................................. 49 TAYLOR. CLirrORD JERRA ....................................... 49. 64 TAYLOR. KIMBERLY D.................................................49 TAYLOR. PHYLLIS DENISE ........................................37. 78 TAYLOR. REGINA DAWN ...............................................37 TAYLOR. THOMAS DANIEI............................................ 37 TEASLEY. JEfTERY C................ 2. 49. 62. 70. 75. 134. 135. 155. 188. 189 TEHENG. RAYMUNDOJ......................................................... 49 TEMPLETON. BRIAN WAYNE.....................................................37 TESTON. BELINDA BRACK 37 THARPE WILLIAM EDWARD 49 THIGPEN. TERESA ANN 37 THOMAS. CYNTHIA B. 50 THOMAS. JAN 27 THOMAS PIER ANGELA 50 ................................ 50 ................................... 50 ............................... 50. 76 ...................................... 50 ............................_........ 50 ...................................... 37 .................................... 50 ..................... 50. 58 61. 65. 67 .......................... 50. 60. 65. 67 ................................. 50 ...................................37. 55 ............................. 25. 61 .................................. 50 ................................ 27 ....................... 37. 58. 69. 72 .................... 50. 71. 151 .................................37 ............................ 37. 55 TURNER. WESLEY BERNARD............................................ 50 TUTEN. TERESA ANN ........................................................ 37 TYLER. LOUIS EUGENE ...............................................50 TYSON. ARTHUR L.............................-................. 25. 57 TYSON. BRIAN KEITH ............................................... 50 TYSON. KENTIIIA LORENA ........................................... 37 TYSON. SARA....................................................... 57 THOMAS, TERI L. THOMASTON. CAROL ANN TMOMPKIN5. ALTHEA MARI THOMPSON III. GEORGE A. . THOMPSON. ANTHONY T.... THOMPSON. RECIAI. GLENN . THOMPSON, RUSSELL B.... THULESON. JESPER...... TINNELL, LOUIS EDWARD TINSLEY. BETTY ANN..... TOOKES. TONYA MONIQUE . TOWNSEND. DR. GERALD .... TRAVIS. CAROL ANN...... TRAVIS. ELISABETH ..... TRAVIS. TAMMY LEIGH TRIPP. SCARLETT NICOLE TUCKER. DAVID ELTON TURNER. CALVIN . UHLE. CRAIG T......... UMSTATTD. ROY SCOTT . i NDERWOOD. JEITEAY D. UPSHAW. ANITA PEREZ .. URSREY. DR. RANDALL L. u 50 162, 163 ............ 50 ............37 .......37. 76 ... 22. 25. 143 w WADE. MERRY TAMATHA ......................................... 38. 58, 10� . 127 WADE. TARA LEIGH....................................................... 30 WALDEN. SOYNIA JONES .................................................. 38 WALDREP JR.. WILLIAM L............................................. 38, 67 WALKER. JONATHAN K, 50 WALKER MICHAEL TELTON 50 WALKER VANESSA LArONN 38 WALLENS KKISIINI I) WALLER. ERIC HUGH..................................................... 50 WALLS, GEORGE ELVIS.................................................... 50 WARD. MICHELLE ELIZABETH.....................................38. 65. 74 I 12 WARREN. ANNIE ERANICE.................................... 50. 55. 65 172. 173 WASHINGTON. DENISE............................................... 38. 55. 76 .........................................38 .........................................27 ......-................. 50 ...................................... 50 .................................... 38 ................................. 50 .....................................38. 76 ....................................... 30 ....................................25. 67 .................................... 38. 58 ........................:....... 50. 59. 70 ................................... 50. 76 ............ 50. 57. 63. 65. 67. 70. 104. 148 ................................... 50 .........................50. 168. 171 ......................._........ 27 ............................. 50 .................-......—..... 50 ...........„............ 168 171 ... ........„...........-.50.67 77 .......-............ 50. 162 163 ............................ 38 ........................... 38 .................. SI 62 63. 70 102 118 ............—.......... 2. 27 188 189 ................................. 78 ......._..... 2. 51. 74. 77. 112 188. 189 ................................-.... 78 ................................—. 51. 55 .........: ............................. 38 WILLIAMS. DEXTER LEE........................................... 51. 162. 163 WILLIAMS. EMMA LOU..................................................... 27 WILLIAMS. ELETCHER.................................................... .51 WILLIAMS. JENNIEER ANN 51 WILLIAMS. JULIE MICHELI. 38 WII HAMS PAUL TRAVIS ..................................................... 51 WILLIAMS. RUSSELL 51. 168. 171 WILLIAMS SAKENIA . 51. 55 Will IAMS. SONYA DEMECU 51. 55 WILLIAMS TONYA LYNN . 38 68. 77 WILLIAMSON JAMES E. 38 WILLS. THERESA 78 WILMORE. SHEILA MICHEI.L 38 WILSON. DR. MARY ELLEN 25 WILSON. J. RICHARD 25 WIMBERLY. LANE W. 51 WIMBERLY. MARJORIE A. 76 WOOD. KIMBERLY ANN ....................................................... 51 WOOD, MELISSA MARTIN 51 WOODALL. KEVIN TODD..............................................51. 168. 171 WOODS. GINA TAY .38 WOODS. JOSEPH CAVAN WRIGHT. CALANDRA 2. 71. 73, 7.5, 188 WRIGHT. DIANE WALLACE .38 WY NN. JEANNIE GILES .38 WYNNE. PAMELA DIANE............................................... 51. 66 WYNNE. TAMMY DENISE................................................... 38 WATKINS. STEPHANIE L... WATSON. EARNESTINE .... WATSON. RODNEY M....... WATSON, STACY BERNARD . . WATSON. TERRI ANN .... WAY. CORDELL D. ....... WEBB. TERRANCE DAVID . WEBB. WENDY RENEE...... WEBER. DR. ROBERT J.... WEBSTER. TERESA ANN.... WELCH. DONNA LYNN...... WELLS. JESSICA DAWN WEST. CHRISTOPHER LEE . WESTBERRY. JOHN BRYANT WHITAKER. DAVID Y. WHITAKER LISA WHITE. BILLY JOE WHITE. DAWN CAROLE white, jcrr............ WHITE. NICHOLAS EARL WHITEHEAD DAVID VINCE . WHITLEY III JOHN A. WIIITTED. DAVID SCOTT WHITTLE. PATRICIA A WICKER LAURIE WILKES JOEY WILKES. LISA JANET WILKINSON GAIL WILKINSON. OCTAVIA L. WILLIAMS CARLA RENAE Y YANCEY. JON CHRISTIAN ........................................... 51 YANZETICM. KEN.................................................. 168. 171 YARLETT. GREGORY I............................................... 25, 162 YAUCK. ROBERTA 25 YAWN. JACQUELINE P.............................................. 51 YAWN. MICHAEL DARIAN 51 YAWN. PAULA ANITA...................................................51 YAWN. PAULINE MALOY............................................... .51 YAWN. TAMMIC LEIGH 38 YEATMAN. AMY LYNN........................................ 38. 58. 78. 122 YEATMAN. JANETT 27 YOUNG. JASON L. .38. 58 YOUNG. SCOTT MARTIN 38 YUNG.KAI CHANG .61 ZIGRINO. MARY ELIZABETH ZOLKOWSKI. ELIZABETH ANN . 38.66 ...51 VANN. DIANE V closing I$7 Credits Hilltopper 1988 Cochran, Georgia Volume XXXX Kinsey Betts - Editor-, Timothy Mercer - Assistant Editor-. 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